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How Developing Critical Thinking in Education

Critical thinking is the ability to reason, evaluate information, and draw reasoned conclusions. In an educational setting, this skill helps students tackle problems creatively, process information effectively, and approach decisions with confidence. As one of the Top-Rated CBSE Schools in Angamaly dedicated to holistic development, Viswajyothi encourages students to question, analyze, and assess ideas critically, preparing them for academic success and beyond.

How to Prepare Your Child for Kindergarten Admission

Preparing your child for kindergarten admission can seem challenging, but following a few simple steps can make the process smoother and more enjoyable for you and your child. Here’s a guide to help you get started with the admission process at Viswajyothi Kindergarten, a reputed CBSE kindergarten in Angamaly.

How to Know Your Childs learning Style

Every child has a unique way of understanding and remembering information. This is what we refer to as their learning style. Recognizing your child’s learning style can greatly impact how they perform in school and how they absorb new information. Viswajyothi Public School, one of the top CBSE Schools in Angamaly and prioritize recognizing and nurturing each child’s learning preferences to ensure their success.

When Blessed With Boredom

They call it void
I call it a ‘canvas.’
They call it vanity
I call it opulence.

Being a better painter,
I took that void to…

Restrictions Open New Doors

Andaman - A Better India

A Glimpse from My Travel Experience

The travel to Andaman is not just a pleasure trip but a travel through our history. It may change an Indian’s perception towards his own legacy. Every location and the buildings tell the story of our forefathers and their sufferings under…

Travelling to Mumbai

It was a cold morning that day when I tried to drag myself out of the warmth of my bed and blanket. The old teakwood bed frame creaked as I got up and made my way to the front of the bathroom mirror. “Arun!” Amma called out from the kitchen. “Get up now or you’ll miss your bus.” “Yes, Amma, I’m up,” I yelled back…