Cognitive Development by Jean Piaget

About Jean Piaget Jean Piaget (1896–1980), Swiss psychologist is known for his work in developmental psychology, particularly his theory of cognitive development. He was born in Neuchâtel, Switzerland and initially studied biology but later shifted to psychology and awarded doctorate by the University of Neuchâtel. He made significant contributions in the intellectual development of children. … Read more

Theories of Innovative Leadership

Innovative Leadership To get better results from employees, leader is expected to work in more creative way. When a leader leads by his understanding of task and work in the light of increasing the productivity of employees and put efforts to get expected results, he may choose different leadership style in different situation and sometimes … Read more

Mental Health of Adolescence

The current emphasis of our education system primarily revolves around subjects and exam outcomes rather than nurturing essential life skills, such as decision-making abilities, recreational pursuits, and other crucial 21st-century skills. Mental Health of Adolescence is being neglected in schools of India. Consequently, this approach has led to a rise in depression among adolescents. On … Read more

Perceived Stress among Teachers to Teach in Inclusive Classroom Scale (PST-ICS)

An instrument has been designed to measure the Perceived Stress among Teachers to teach in Inclusive Classroom and named as Perceived Stress among Teachers to teach in Inclusive Classroom PST-ICS by the researcher. The development of the PST-ICS followed five stages process. Stage one involved reviewing of related literature and preparation of preliminary draft of … Read more