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Department of Psychology, University of Delhi 2020
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GTB Enclave, Delhi, India - 110093
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Psychology
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CBSE
Subjects taught
Psychology
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2 Students Class Location
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Psychology
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BA Psychology Subjects
Counseling Psychology, Understanding Psychological Disorders, Psychological Skills In Organizations, Personal Growth And Development, Psychology At Work, Stress Management, Psychological Research, Biopsychology, Psychology For Health And Well-Being, Psychology And Media, Psychology Of Peace, Inter-Group Relations, Positive Psychology, Community Psychology, Development of Psychological Thought, Human Resource Management, Effective Decision Making, General Psychology, Understanding and Dealing with Psychological Disorders, Emotional Intelligence, Psychology of Individual Differences, Health Psychology, Educational Psychology, Selection & Training, Psychological Perspectives In Education, Developmental Psychology, Introduction to Psychology, Psychology Of Disability, Organizational Behavior, Cultural And Indigenous Psychology, Statistical Methods for Psychological Research, Youth Psychology, Youth, Gender And Identity
Answered on 21/08/2020 Learn CBSE - Class 1
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In continuation of what some fellows have answered above, this is the time where the focus should be on developing a routine for your daughter and helping her build basics as well as enhancing her interest. To make language abilities, try to read simple books alongside your child. Reading to children helps them in not only their language and vocabulary but also overall socioemotional development especially when words that describe feelings or other person's mental activities (ex: want, think, etc.) are used. You can also try asking them questions and helping with answers.
For subjects such as maths and science, try to build overall curiosity by pointing to things and asking simple questions around them (For example, do you think that plant is living or nonliving? Also, you should follow up with a discussion on how it is living etc.). This will also increase her interest. Lastly, don't worry about the change in syllabus and her studies either. She is just beginning and will surely do a good job. Only support her along the journey.
All the best!
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Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Board
CBSE
Subjects taught
Psychology
Taught in School or College
No
Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Board
CBSE
Subjects taught
Psychology
Taught in School or College
No
2 Students Class Location
Online class via Zoom
Student's Home
Tutor's Home
Field tutored for
Psychology
Type of class
Regular Classes, Crash Course
Class strength catered to
One on one/ Private Tutions, Group Classes
Taught in School or College
Yes
BA Psychology Subjects
Counseling Psychology, Understanding Psychological Disorders, Psychological Skills In Organizations, Personal Growth And Development, Psychology At Work, Stress Management, Psychological Research, Biopsychology, Psychology For Health And Well-Being, Psychology And Media, Psychology Of Peace, Inter-Group Relations, Positive Psychology, Community Psychology, Development of Psychological Thought, Human Resource Management, Effective Decision Making, General Psychology, Understanding and Dealing with Psychological Disorders, Emotional Intelligence, Psychology of Individual Differences, Health Psychology, Educational Psychology, Selection & Training, Psychological Perspectives In Education, Developmental Psychology, Introduction to Psychology, Psychology Of Disability, Organizational Behavior, Cultural And Indigenous Psychology, Statistical Methods for Psychological Research, Youth Psychology, Youth, Gender And Identity
Answered on 21/08/2020 Learn CBSE - Class 1
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In continuation of what some fellows have answered above, this is the time where the focus should be on developing a routine for your daughter and helping her build basics as well as enhancing her interest. To make language abilities, try to read simple books alongside your child. Reading to children helps them in not only their language and vocabulary but also overall socioemotional development especially when words that describe feelings or other person's mental activities (ex: want, think, etc.) are used. You can also try asking them questions and helping with answers.
For subjects such as maths and science, try to build overall curiosity by pointing to things and asking simple questions around them (For example, do you think that plant is living or nonliving? Also, you should follow up with a discussion on how it is living etc.). This will also increase her interest. Lastly, don't worry about the change in syllabus and her studies either. She is just beginning and will surely do a good job. Only support her along the journey.
All the best!
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