There is a moment most parents recognise. You walk past your child's room, glance at the screen, and see them typing into an AI chatbot. Not Google. Not a textbook. Not even a YouTube tutorial. An AI.
By understanding what CBSE’s Parenting Calendar recommends for July, you can turn your child’s return from summer break into a powerful head start for the rest of the school year.
A quick cartoon during breakfast. A mobile phone during dinner. YouTube while parents finish work. Gaming after homework. Reels before sleeping. Screens have quietly become the third parent in many Indian homes.
Summer holidays in India last five to six weeks, but that's enough time for academic regression. Learn what summer learning loss is, why it happens during a short break, and four simple strategies you can begin before June to prevent it: daily reading,
Picture this: a young child is crying in a crowded train, clearly overwhelmed, but what stood out is the mother’s response. She didn’t rush to silence the child, didn’t distract or scold. She simply stayed calm and present, almost as if she trusted that the moment would pass. And it did.
The Central Board of Secondary Education has introduced a renewed focus on the three-language formula as part of its curriculum reform, aligned with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 and the National Curriculum Framework (NCF) 2023.