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What child study means in education, its history, main methods such as observation, case studies and portfolios, and why understanding children helps teachers teach better.

A gifted child is one who shows, or has the potential to show, a much higher level of ability than other children of the same age in one or more areas. That might be maths, reading, science, music, art, leadership or creative thinking. Gifted children are not always the ones with the top marks. Some

Imagine two children born on the same day in the same town. One goes to school, learns to read, finishes secondary school and gets a skilled job. The other never goes to school and starts working at age ten. By age thirty, their lives are completely different, and so are the lives of their own

How child labour harms children’s education, the latest global figures, why it happens, the role of parents’ education, and solutions that keep children in school.

Planning for a child’s education is not only about money. It is also about choosing the right schools, supporting learning at home, building good habits and helping your child discover what they love. Every family’s plan will look different. But a simple roadmap, stage by stage, can help you make good decisions at the right

“Exceptional children” are children whose learning needs differ significantly from most of their classmates, so they need changes to their education to reach their potential. The term covers two broad groups: children with disabilities, and children who are gifted or talented. Some children belong to both groups. Exceptional child education, often called special education and

Saving for a child’s education can feel impossible when money is already tight. But you do not need a large income to make a start. Small, regular amounts, saved over many years, can grow into a useful fund for school fees, books, a computer or university. This article focuses on the practical side: how to