Using Socratic method helps the children develop their critical thinking from an early age. This further helps them to ponder over their thoughts, ideas and decisions. This is exactly what’s needed for them to grow into thinking independent adults.
Excuses become your weapons only when you’re not ready to take action. You’re looking for a way out without admitting your fears.
Your excuses show you in a poor light even though you may feel like you were smart to get out of it.
Don’t let your self-doubts restrict your flight. Be honest with yourself and deal with the excuses that have restricted your growth.
The best thing to do is focus on preparing the children, or the young adults, the 9 life skills they need to learn to make their transition easy.
Do you fear losing people just because you don’t want to go pleasing them? Maybe you need to meet new people, get a fresh perspective or find another way. And there’s always another way.
Reading and watching provide a meaningful way to reduce the excessive engagement with gadgets while promoting literacy and improving the knowledge base.
Watching your child or student learn new things is immensely satisfying.
Provide them opportunities to challenge themselves and grow into a person you hoped they would become.
Learning is a liberating process of self-growth, a gateway to rediscovery.
It lets you break out of the self-imposed inhibitions and restrictions.
It allows you to think of afresh, infuses you with innovative ideas, fires you with rekindled zeal, and injects you with enthusiasm and inspiration.
Like it or not but trust is the glue that holds the relationship together. Your child feels reassured that no matter what, they’ve a safe haven in you.
Who wouldn’t want the security of having someone they can trust on their side?