A special educator in Bengaluru turned 15-minute EdQueries sessions into measurable attention wins for her students with ADHD. Here is the step-by-step approach — with activities, a game walk-through, and trackable IEP outcomes for parents and educators.
How special schools use EdQueries’ Life Skills 1 course — money, time, hygiene, and vocational readiness — to build IEP-aligned, functional skills through gamified practice.
Written for: Special school principals, NGO programme heads, and therapy centre directors evaluating structured life skills and vocational curricula for their students. Parents looking for EdQueries at home should visit our Learning Snapshot instead. Shopping is one of the clearest markers of independent living — and one of the hardest skills to teach safely in
Social communication goals are often the hardest to write measurable IEP objectives for. EdQueries has a structured, gamified sequence for Social Stories, social rules, and emotion recognition — built for progress that shows up in real interactions, not just test scores.
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Money handling sits at the intersection of academics and independence — and in many special education settings, it gets less classroom time than it deserves. A learner can complete a full maths curriculum and still struggle to recognise a ₹5 coin at a shop counter. That gap is what functional numeracy is meant to close.
A practical 4-week term-restart plan for special schools, NGOs, and therapy centres in India — rebuild classroom routines, baseline each learner on the cohort, and run differentiated daily sessions using EdQueries’ gamified activities, aligned to IEP planning.
We are excited to share this week’s update for our NIOS OBE C Level – Basic Computer Skills course on EdQueries! A brand new set of 34 interactive games has been added across 8 topics, covering everything from hardware identification to computer careers. These games are specially designed for learners with special needs, with inclusive,
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Note: Riya is a fictional learner persona created from aggregated real-world observations. Any resemblance to a specific individual is coincidental. When a Simple Path Becomes a Lesson in Focus Riya is seven years old and has ADHD. Her occupational therapist calls it a “regulation challenge.” Her mother calls it “Riya can’t stop moving long enough
A data-backed look at the most used courses on EdQueries.com — Life Skills, Autism Learning Hub, Hindi Varnamala, Pre-Vocational and more. See which courses work for special education, autism, ADHD and inclusive learning, with a real-world scenario and a step-by-step activity you can try today.
Discover 22 brand-new interactive games added to EdQueries this February — covering maths, life skills, and vocational training for learners with Autism, ADHD, and Down Syndrome. Each activity builds real-world skills through gamified, inclusive special education.
