“My child has ADHD”. This is something that is totally unheard of in the early 1980s. However, as our society progresses, parents are more informed and well-aware of the mental
Our brain is a fascinating creature. It is actually “plastic” or moldable. This means the brain physically changes throughout the course of our lives, not just in childhood. What molds
How do kids develop their intellect? All children go through a series of developmental and intellectual growth stages. One of the most famous theories is that of Piaget’s. The Piaget’s
Young children tend to have very short attention spans. To fully engage them and maximise their learning potential, parents and teachers alike need to understand the different ways that children
TOKYO, JAPAN – JANUARY 31: A passenger receives a temperature check before taking a flight bound for Wuhan at Spring Airlines’ check-in counter at Haneda airport on January 31, 2020
Code for Fun What is Code For Fun? Code For Fun is an enrichment Programme offered by IMDA in collaboration with the Ministry of Education (MOE). This programme is not
Drag-and-drop visual Programming vs Syntax Programming Code comes in a wide variety of programming languages. We can group these programming languages into two forms — syntax and drag-and-drop visual
Looking for a holiday camp this September? AJ from My Lilbookworm has joined us for our drone holiday camp in June and thoroughly enjoyed himself. Here to find out why:
The Lab Singapore is highly honoured to have Kelvin – blogger of Cheekiemonkies to review us. I’m Kelvin, a Daddy Blogger based in Singapore and most recently, an author of
