Last updated on December 19th, 2025 at 10:42 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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Last updated on December 19th, 2025 at 10:42 amThe 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,…

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Last updated on November 21st, 2025 at 09:55 amIt should come as no surprise that youngsters today are exposed to more foreign cultures than ever before, given how linked the globe is becoming. Students in multicultural settings exhibit noticeably more cognitive flexibility, empathy, and adaptability—skills that extend far beyond textbooks and tests, according to a new American Psychological Association research. Imagine a school where this kind of atmosphere is a deliberate component of the school’s concept rather than just a…

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Last updated on November 21st, 2025 at 10:39 amMobile phones play a huge role in our lives. They help us communicate with others, learn new things, and even have fun. But when students overuse mobile phones, they can suffer badly. A  National Center for Health Statistics study discovered that adolescents who use screens for 4 or more hours a day are more likely to have anxiety (27.1%) and depression (25.9%) symptoms than adolescents who use screens less than 4 hours…

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Last updated on January 12th, 2026 at 06:40 amIt should come as no surprise that youngsters today are exposed to more foreign cultures than ever before, given how linked the globe is becoming. Students in multicultural settings exhibit noticeably more cognitive flexibility, empathy, and adaptability—skills that extend far beyond textbooks and tests, according to a new American Psychological Association research.  Imagine a school where this kind of atmosphere is a deliberate component of the school’s concept rather than just a…

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Last updated on January 12th, 2026 at 06:36 amMobile phones play a huge role in our lives. They help us to talk to others, learn new things, and even have fun. But when students overuse mobile phones, they can suffer badly. A  National Center for Health Statistics study discovered that adolescents who use screens for 4 or more hours a day are more likely to have anxiety (27.1%) and depression (25.9%) symptoms than adolescents who use screens less than 4…

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Last updated on November 21st, 2025 at 10:01 amDo you know that nursery education acts as a foundation stone in every child’s learning phase?  Before going to primary school, nursery education is important because it shapes a child’s cognitive, emotional and social development. We at The Manthan School, one of the top 10 schools in Delhi NCR, understand the importance of early education and provide the best early-phase learning to every child.  Therefore, let’s understand the significance of nursery education…

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Last updated on January 12th, 2026 at 10:20 amAge-appropriate chores are essential for every child, regardless of socio-economic background. These tasks should be taught by parents, guardians, or teachers to instill responsibility from an early age. However, age-appropriate chores are not limited to household tasks; they also include simple activities at school, such as keeping desks organized, disposing of waste properly, and cleaning the blackboard. Encouraging children to do chores has a positive impact on their character by fostering responsibility…

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