Jo-Sam Crest Montessori school

A day of fun, adventure, and unforgettable moments! 🥳

Our Children’s Day outing was truly a memorable experience for our dear pupils. Their happiness, confidence, and energy made the day extra special.

We celebrate every child’s uniqueness and potential. The future is bright because our children are full of promise! 💙✨

Happy children’s day to all Jo-Sam Crest Children.
Each and everyone of you shall fulfill Destiny in grand style 😎 ✨️

We are thrilled 😀 to welcome our learners back to school. It's going to be for us a term for greater achievement 🙌
The children were excited 😊 to be back. We didn't even record a case of any child crying in our preschool 😍. We really started this term well and will also end it well 👌
To God alone be all the glory🙏

HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL OUR PUPILS AND STUDENTS.
WE PRAY FOR YOUR SAFETY ALL THROUGH THIS EASTER HOLIDAYS 🙏
FOR THOSE THAT WILL BE TRAVELLING, GOD WILL GRANT YOU SAFE JOURNEY TO AND FRO.
HAVE A PLEASANT HOLIDAYS 🙏

MYTH BUSTING 🤞

❌️Myth: “Some children are just ‘not smart’ or ‘not good at school.’”

✅️Truth: Intelligence isn’t fixed—it’s highly adaptable.
Research in Educational Psychology shows that children’s abilities grow with the right support, practice, and mindset.
This idea is often called the *Growth Mindset*.

Kids who struggle in school usually aren’t “less intelligent”—they may just:

*Need a different teaching approach

*Learn at a different pace

*Be dealing with stress, language barriers, or lack of resources

The brain itself is capable of change, thanks to *Neuroplasticity*—meaning it can form new connections as children learn and practice.

BOTTOM LINE: With the right environment, encouragement, and strategies, almost every child can improve significantly. 🔥

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A COMMON MISTAKE IN TEACHING AND HOW TO AVOID IT 🤗

A very common mistake in teaching is assuming students understand because they are quiet or nodding along.
Silence is often mistaken for comprehension, but many students may actually be confused, shy, or disengaged.

Why this is a problem ❓️🤷‍♀️

When teachers move on too quickly, gaps in understanding build up. Over time, this can lead to frustration, poor performance, and loss of confidence.

I see this mistake often; here's a better way✅️

Use active checking for understanding instead of relying on passive signals.

This way, teaching becomes more interactive, and you get real feedback on whether learning is actually happening.🤞

PS: When there is know change in behaviour, learning has not taking please. 👌

What do you think about this ?

Here's a quick tip for making subject and topic easier for children. 👌

*Encourage Participation;
Create a safe environment where students feel comfortable sharing ideas and asking questions. 🧠💑👨‍👩‍👧‍👦👬





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“The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet.”
— Aristotle
This week, let's keep shaping the future one child at a time. 💛🧡