Kids in a day do a lot of things that may not come to our notice or sometimes we may just ignore it because it does not seem very important. However, these little things that we ignore can sometimes prevent us from an opportunity that could facilitate their development.

As parents and teachers, we need to observe the things that kids like or dislike or activities that do not interest them so that we could help them explore more of them. This exposure may also result in their personality development and also offer a chance to them to excel in the same. For instance, if you notice that your kid is interested in singing, singing lessons could help him to utilize his time, or if he is interested in playing with robots, allowing them to explore Robotics can be an incredible push to their knowledge or if you observe that the kid is interested in writing, encouraging help to a journal can be an option.

Noticing the action of your kids is also helpful in the sense that they always have eyes on them which is more secure and safe. The educators also need to understand that their observation of the kids can help them to strengthen the areas they need more help just like how at LogiQminds we make sure that other than imparting the knowledge we must notice how kids are reciprocating through their actions.