Speak Sure With Sats

 At times, we as adults fail to nurture our children’s quest for imagination and curiosity. With two minutes of your time, I will highlight how you can use the magic of stories to support your child in imbibing values and a desired skill set. Reading transforms your child's world and enables their subconscious to absorb the hidden values and messages of a book. A popular example from my childhood is the "sher aaya, sher aaya" story. We don’t approach this by forcing “ideal values” into them, but rather try to hit their imaginative world with something they can truly relate to. Educating them about something through a beautifully crafted story has a very different impact.  The tiger has come, the tiger has come, the child shouted for the 6th time, all the villagers are scared but what if the child runs to her sister and tells her, "I'm scared to go to school, there are people troubling me".  The core idea that we believe in is that children live in a world of...

Are you tired of using the same old phrases and expressions in your daily conversations? Do you want to amp up your language and make it more interesting? Well, you’ve come to the right place! In this blog post, I will share some unique and uncommon expressions that will make you sound more sophisticated and eloquent. "Barking up the wrong tree"  This expression means that someone is pursuing the wrong course of action, or looking in the wrong place for something. For example, if your friend asks you for advice on how to fix their broken car, but you know nothing about cars, you could say, "I'm afraid you're barking up the wrong tree. I don't know the first thing about car repairs." "To steal someone's thunder" This expression means to take credit for someone else's idea, invention or work. It comes from a play by John Dennis, who had invented a sound effect for a storm that was supposed to be used in the play. But when another theater ...