-NURTURING CREATIVITY IN CHILDREN-
1. Neatness is over-rated. Living by too many detailed rules with a focus on neatness don’t let kids think outside the box which eventually causes them to lose their creativity. “Take Chances! Get Messy!
1. Neatness is over-rated. Living by too many detailed rules with a focus on neatness don’t let kids think outside the box which eventually causes them to lose their creativity. “Take Chances! Get Messy!
Make Mistakes!”
2. Give your child permission to be different. Inventive, original kids, a little wacky, perhaps, or just plain odd. Make it okay for your child to be out of step with the norms of their peer group, to be unique, to see the world through their own glasses.
3. Let toddlers experiment with manageable messes that they help clean up. Examples: water and soap on the kitchen floor, watercolours or chalk on the side walk... etc.
4. Establish a place for art supplies early on that is both easily accessible and neat.
5. Help your budding artist stay centered. The stereotype of artists being mentally imbalanced pervades our culture.
6. Don’t be afraid of boredom. Parents often respond to kids’ boredom by providing structured activities or technological entertainment. But unstructured time challenges kids to engage with themselves and the world, to imagine and invent and create. Kids need practice with unstructured time, or they will never learn to manage it.
7. It helps enormously to prevent kids from depending on TV or computer to entertain them. Kids who regularly use the TV or computer are more likely to feel bored than other kids. Find other activities about which they are passionate.
8. Teach your children to love what they do because that way they’ll do it the best job possible.
2. Give your child permission to be different. Inventive, original kids, a little wacky, perhaps, or just plain odd. Make it okay for your child to be out of step with the norms of their peer group, to be unique, to see the world through their own glasses.
3. Let toddlers experiment with manageable messes that they help clean up. Examples: water and soap on the kitchen floor, watercolours or chalk on the side walk... etc.
4. Establish a place for art supplies early on that is both easily accessible and neat.
5. Help your budding artist stay centered. The stereotype of artists being mentally imbalanced pervades our culture.
6. Don’t be afraid of boredom. Parents often respond to kids’ boredom by providing structured activities or technological entertainment. But unstructured time challenges kids to engage with themselves and the world, to imagine and invent and create. Kids need practice with unstructured time, or they will never learn to manage it.
7. It helps enormously to prevent kids from depending on TV or computer to entertain them. Kids who regularly use the TV or computer are more likely to feel bored than other kids. Find other activities about which they are passionate.
8. Teach your children to love what they do because that way they’ll do it the best job possible.
Moral of the story just let ure child play n mess up ure house#lepas tu kita kemas la yer mak mak :-) after i read this i feel so realise xnak marah marah dah lepas ni kalau areef nk explore walaupon ammi kena kutip simpan more then 10times ure toys yes more then 10X saya tekankan disini saya bukan main main huuuhuuu heeee
sumber~#copypastefromThEaRtOfMotHeRiNg#
yesss ammi give me the permission to explore lets eat on the table....
yesss ammi give me the permission to explore lets eat on the table....
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