Teaching Table

Two-Day Workbook Review Workshop | Middle Level (Grades 6–8)

We are proud to share that Teaching Table successfully organized a two-day workshop on 1st & 2nd May, focused on the review of middle-level workbooks (Grades 6–8) for English, Mathematics, and Science developed by our team.

The workshop brought together key stakeholders from:
• Bureau of Curriculum (BOC)
• Provincial Institute for Teacher Education (PITE)
• Balochistan Assessment & Examination Commission (BAEC)
• Balochistan Textbook Board (BTBB)

Participants engaged in in-depth discussions, collaborative reviews, and feedback sessions, where they:
• Appreciated the structure, design, and classroom relevance of the workbooks
• Shared valuable insights for further improvement
• Contributed practical suggestions based on real classroom needs

The overall response was highly positive, reflecting a collective effort to strengthen the quality of learning materials for students across Balochistan.

At Teaching Table, we remain committed to designing impactful, student-centered educational resources and working closely with stakeholders to continuously improve.

A sincere thank you to all participants for their valuable feedback and collaboration.

Congratulations!!! Our learner Sehar in Karachi, Pakistan has finished her iCQ Level 3 Diploma in Childrens Learning and Development. This is what Sehar had to say about the course...
'It's been a great one year, learning so much about children's learning and how we can contribute towards their positive development and how we can provide them with experiences that they cherish for their lifetimes. As practitioners, we have great responsibilities toward children. I hope I am able to provide the best for all the children in my care.
I'm so thankful to Noshin (tutor)for being there and for guiding me throughout, no matter what time I asked her for help she was there. Thank you, Sarah and Jackie, I had a great time taking all the TiEGr CPDs .. these were like the cherry on top... learned so much'

If you would like to study for your UK early year qualifications in Pakistan or other countries outside of the UK, Contact us today to find out more. [email protected]

May the blessings of Allah protect and guide you during the Holy month of Ramadan.

Toddler Cognitive Development
This is the most amazing age when it comes to cognitive skills. Now is the time when all that brain building your child has been doing as a baby is truly starting to pay off, and you are about to witness an explosion of new talents and surprisingly clever behavior!

Your toddler will start imitating parent behavior and act out familiar scenes from adult life. He or she will start to remember the location of favorite toys and objects and will be able to search for and find them at will.

Solving increasingly complex problems whether it be a toy puzzle or how to convince grandma to give another biscuit is done with ease.
Your toddler may even try to read a favorite book by him or herself! While not quite able to decipher the letters and words your toddler may be able to flip the book if it happens to be held upside down. If you are reading aloud you may see a burst of excitement and anticipation just as something in the story is about to happen.

As with adults, taking good care of your child’s body and wellbeing has significant impact on mood and mental development. So make sure to serve healthy food and combine physical gross motor activity with your other educational and brain boosting activities.

Cognitive Development in Early Childhood
Understanding your child’s cognitive development can help you to choose the right activities to further boost thinking, remembering and reasoning abilities. Cognitive development in early childhood refer to your baby or toddler’s mental capacity for problem solving, language acquisition, learning about objects and relations between cause and effect. In other words, it is immensely important and forms the foundation for many of the other skills your child will learn later in life.

Baby Cognitive Development
The brain of an infant baby is growing faster than at any other time in life! Studies have shown the first months of life to have enormous consequence for social and emotional development much later in life and up through adulthood. However healthy cognitive development does not need to be complicated.

Caring for you baby and developing a strong emotional bond is the absolute best way to make sure your child will grow up to be an emotionally balanced and caring adult.

Nothing gets those baby brain neurons firing like experiencing something for the first time. Repetition is good for learning specific skills, but for fast growth and comprehensive mental development the name of the game is Novelty. New smells, New Sounds, New Textures and New Shapes – all of it helps.

It’s not important what your baby is able to do, it’s how he or she does it that deserve applause. Try not to get too caught up in teaching your baby specific skills, instead provide opportunities to explore through play. Soon you will find that your baby has acquired many new and surprising talents!

Fine motor skills involve the use of the small muscles that control the hand, fingers, and thumb. They help children perform important tasks like feeding themselves, grasping toys, buttoning and zipping clothes, writing, drawing, and more.
As parents, you play a critical role in your child’s fine motor skill development. The most important thing you can do is to provide opportunities that are fun and interactive for your child. Developing fine motor skills in early childhood education helps build the foundation for important future skills like writing and self-care.

Do you want an internationally recognized UK regulated qualification to work with young children across the globe?
If so then contact us for more details

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