Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Don't study yourself quiet 2

...“Computer violence games” have become our best friends, everyone holds a cell phone, and we speak more about the Play Station 3 as about our feelings. Experts yell: the youth becomes degenerate; our waste sorting society is concerned about the young. Everyone knows that our cultures are generated because of media abundance and the neglecting of our feelings, but even so no one is doing more than yelling.
To give our children an understanding of experience again, they need examples that lead them to real life. They should observe, experience, and identify with active experiences. It is important that each educator is aware of the challenge that children need to be shown how to experience life in a positive way. Children are not just consumers; they are a present, the present, our future and hope. For the benefit of our children let us teach and live with head, hand and heart. Don't let them become (study!) quiet, let them become mad, loud, and alive.

1 comment:

  1. Teach children to question rather than obey.

    Why do we value order so much? Why do we crave control?

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