Adhyayan Inclusive Learning Centre

Adhyayan Inclusive Learning Centre Adhyayan Inclusive Learning centre helping kids with learning disabilities and Autism from more th

16/02/2026

Attention doesn’t improve overnight —
it develops with the right approach.

Many parents wonder,
“Why does my child get distracted so easily?”

The truth is, focus isn’t about strict discipline.
It’s about building the brain’s ability to stay engaged.

What actually makes a difference?
• Small task-based activities with clear goals
• Regular physical play to boost mental alertness
• Interactive listening and response exercises

When practiced consistently,
these habits gradually strengthen concentration.

Focus is not a personality trait —
it’s a trainable ability.

With patience, structure, and the right support,
children become calmer, more attentive, and more confident.

Better focus.
Better learning.
Brighter growth ahead.

12/02/2026

Growth starts with the right guidance.

Many parents ask,
“How can I improve my child’s attention and focus?”

Today, let’s understand —
focus is not built through pressure,
it’s strengthened through simple, consistent exercises.

Here’s what truly helps:
• Short, structured activities improve concentration span
• Physical movement enhances brain engagement
• Eye-contact and listening games sharpen attention control

Focus is a skill.
And like any skill, it can be trained.

With the right exercises and routine,
children learn to sit longer, listen better, and respond mindfully.

Less distraction.
More engagement.
Stronger attention — naturally.

09/02/2026

A simple play-way activity with powerful learning outcomes ✨

This fun matching exercise helps children work on
✔ recall & memory
✔ attention & concentration
✔ bilateral coordination
✔ visual processing

All at the same time — through play, not pressure.

At the Inclusive Learning Center,
we design activities that engage the mind, build skills,
and help children learn naturally and confidently.

Join us and see the difference. 💙


EarlyIntervention
CognitiveSkills AttentionAndFocus

05/02/2026

Understanding comes before judgment.

Many parents worry when a child is very active, restless,
and also shows signs of autism.

Sir explains —
autism with hyperactivity is not something to “fix”,
it’s something to understand, support, and guide correctly.

Here’s what truly helps an autistic child with hyperactivity:

• Structured daily routine to reduce anxiety
• Limited and guided screen time
• Consistent human interaction and play
• Behavioral therapy and professional guidance
• Patience, reassurance, and positive reinforcement

Autism is not an illness to cure.
Hyperactivity is not misbehavior.

With the right approach, early support,
and continuous guidance, children can improve focus, behavior,
and everyday functioning significantly.

Support first.
Therapy next.
Labels never.


30/01/2026

Improvement begins with the right environment.

Many parents ask,
“Why is my child’s speech not developing properly?”

Sir explains —
to support healthy speech development,
screen time needs to be corrected — and in many cases, stopped.

Here’s an important truth:
• Excess screen time limits real communication
• Children learn speech through human interaction
• No screen allows better focus, listening, and expression

Speech doesn’t improve from videos.
It improves from conversations, play, and connection.

Reduce screens.
Increase talking.
Support speech naturally.


27/01/2026

Republic Day is not just a national celebration —
it’s a reminder of unity, freedom, and shared responsibility 🇮🇳✨

At AILC – Adhyayan Inclusive Learning Centre,
every celebration becomes meaningful
when it’s filled with smiles, participation, and a strong sense of belonging.

As we celebrated the spirit of the Republic,
our children expressed pride, confidence, and togetherness through joyful activities and shared moments 🎨🎶
Each moment reflected courage, self-expression, and growth.

May this Republic Day inspire equality, hope, and strength
for our children and their families.
Together, at AILC, we continue to learn, grow, and move forward — one step at a time.

23/01/2026

Vasant Panchami is not just a festival, it’s a celebration of learning, hope, and new beginnings 🌼✨
At Adhyayan Inclusive Learning Centre, every celebration becomes meaningful when it’s filled with curiosity, smiles, and small milestones of growth.

As we welcome the season of knowledge and positivity,
we celebrate our children’s efforts, their creativity, and the beautiful journey of learning they are on 📚
Each moment reflects confidence building, self-expression, and togetherness.

May this Vasant Panchami bring wisdom, joy, and fresh inspiration for our children and their families
Together, we continue to learn, grow, and bloom one step at a time

Vasant Panchami — a celebration of knowledge, hope, and new beginnings.May the light of learning guide every child to gr...
23/01/2026

Vasant Panchami — a celebration of knowledge, hope, and new beginnings.
May the light of learning guide every child to grow, express, and shine with confidence. ✨📚

Happy Vasant Panchami from our AILC family 💛

22/01/2026

Awareness comes before assumptions.

Many parents say,
“My child opens YouTube on his own, chooses what to watch, understands it, and learns from it.”

Yes — this can be a positive sign.

Sir explains that this does not mean the child has a disease.
Some children have a special condition where their intellectual processing is different — not absent.

Difference is not a disorder.
Understanding is not a diagnosis.

With guided screen use, human interaction, and mindful parenting, development can be supported effectively.

Observe first.
Understand next.
Label last.


21/01/2026

Awareness comes before assumption.
Observation comes before conclusions.

Today, children’s screen time has increased like never before —
and many parents across the world are worried, confused, and overwhelmed.

Sir explains that excessive screen exposure can impact attention, speech, eye contact, and social interaction —
behaviours that sometimes look similar to autistic traits, creating fear and misunderstanding.

But it’s important to pause here.

Screen time does not cause autism.
Autism is neurodevelopmental — it is not created by phones or tablets.

However, prolonged and unguided screen use can delay development,
mask communication needs, and reduce real-world interaction —
which may lead to autism-like behaviours if not addressed early.

That’s why early awareness matters.
Not panic. Not self-diagnosis.

The focus should be balance.
Human connection.
Play, movement, conversation, and presence.

Because screens can distract —
but relationships develop the brain.

When parents understand first and act mindfully later,
they don’t just reduce screen time —
they protect development.


20/01/2026

Emotional dysregulation isn’t random —
it can also come from sudden loss.

Sir explains that when a child suddenly loses a pet,
their sense of emotional security gets shaken.

For a child, a pet isn’t “just an animal” —
it’s a companion, a comfort, a constant presence.

When that bond is removed abruptly,
confusion, sadness, irritability, or withdrawal can appear.

These reactions are expressions of grief —
not misbehavior.

That’s why children need space to feel,
gentle conversations, and emotional reassurance during such changes.

Because emotional regulation develops through understanding,
not emotional dismissal.


19/01/2026

Emotional dysregulation isn’t sudden —
it’s often a response to sudden changes.

Sir explains that when a child’s environment changes too quickly,
their nervous system struggles to adjust.

New routines, new spaces, new faces —
for a child, these shifts can feel overwhelming.

Mood swings, irritability, or withdrawal
are signals — not defiance.

That’s why children need time, reassurance,
and emotional safety during transitions.

Because emotional regulation grows with stability, not pressure.


Address

E/17 South Extension Part-1. New Delhi
Delhi

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 7pm
Tuesday 10am - 7pm
Wednesday 10am - 7pm
Thursday 10am - 7pm
Friday 10am - 7pm
Saturday 10am - 7pm

Telephone

+919810052388

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Adhyayan Inclusive Learning Centre posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to Adhyayan Inclusive Learning Centre:

Shortcuts

Share

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn
Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share via Email
Share on WhatsApp Share on Instagram Share on Telegram