Did you know that we tend to remember only about 20% of what we read after three days? That means traditional methods of just reading textbooks may not be enough for us to truly learn and keep that learning. Here at The Manthan School, we believe that learning should be an adventure, something you do, not only something you hear or read. Experiential learning (or learning by doing) is exactly that and it inspires learners to engage, explore, and grow!…

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Critical thinking and problem-solving are two of the top three skills that students need to succeed in the future workforce, according to the World Economic Forum. We at The Manthan School in Greater Noida believe that these abilities begin in the classroom. When students learn to think critically, they learn to understand information deeply, solve problems with confidence, and make thoughtful decisions. Critical thinking involves carefully reviewing information, being inquisitive, and coming up with personal ideas based on the information…

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Did you know that social skills can actually help improve your mental health? People who have stronger social connections are less likely to experience stress, anxiety, and depression, according to research from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). This implies that having strong social skills such as the ability to listen, communicate, and empathize with others can improve your mood and help you get through difficult circumstances. Therefore, developing these skills isn’t just good for making friends but also important…

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The importance of play-based learning in child development cannot be overstated. Play is more than just enjoyment; it is a necessary component of a child’s growth and development. Play-based learning has received widespread attention for its ability to change development. At The Manthan School, Greater Noida, we follow a play-based learning approach in our early years classrooms. We’ve seen again and again how much it helps children grow and not just in academics, but also in life. Play-based learning means…

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Assemblies are a big part of school life and they’re not always about announcements or routines. At The Manthan School, Greater Noida West, we see assemblies as a chance for students to step away from their desks and experience real-life learning. It’s a space where students can listen, speak, share, and grow together as a school community. But choosing the right topic for your assembly speech makes all the difference. A good topic will not only attract attention but will…

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Did you know that more than 75% of people experience some level of anxiety when it comes to public speaking? Many people would rather do almost anything else than speak in front of a crowd! But public speaking is one of the most useful skills a person can have, especially for students. At The Manthan School, Greater Noida West, we believe that learning to speak comfortably in front of an audience helps students become better learners, better leaders, and better…

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Last updated on November 24th, 2025 at 07:26 amJust academic success is not enough anymore. Students require an effective combination of abilities to cope with relations, learn to make responsible choices, maintain a proper emotional state, and lead a healthy and professional life. Here is where Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) comes in. Bearing out this change, a 2025 Education Week survey found that 83% of principals indicate that their schools are now using an SEL curriculum or program, up from 73%…

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The foundation of the early development of a child is their quality of sleep, as it has important effects on mental activity and physical well-being. It has been found that regular bedtime rituals not only mitigate struggles in the night by 40% but also promote consolidation of memories and academic success. In the case of school-going children, proper sleep (9-12 hours per day at night) is associated with good concentration, information recall, and interaction in the classroom, according to the…

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