Weekend-Engagement : WEEK 172 | "Three Wisdom for Young Minds"

I always look forward to this day in this community. Each topic is one that I want to write about because it appears to me that they are all quite interesting. @galenkp always gives us a brilliant and interesting topic to write about. But since I was unable to make a decision, I made a fun game for myself.

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I wrote down all 5 topics on the paper, mixed them up, and then decided on only one to write about. My lucky draw was made. This is the topic I got from the drawing :

"You're asked to give a classroom of ten year old children three relevant points of wisdom - What are they and why?"

Teaching young minds wisdom is crucial in a world where challenges and change are constant. As a single mother of four I am aware that the wisdom parents should impart to their children so they can embrace the future. Children are at an important turning point in their development when they are ten years old. They are curious, imaginative, and eager to learn about the world.

We may aid in forming their character, directing their decisions, and developing their potential by imparting to them three relevant elements of wisdom. I'll give three important pieces of wisdom to young people and explain why each is essential to their development as individuals and future success.

Wisdom 1:
(Accept Failure and Grow from It)

The fact that failure is not the end but rather a chance for growth is one of the most important things kids may acquire. Ten-year-olds who are encouraged to view failure as a teaching opportunity develop determination, tenacity, and a growth attitude.

Children get the confidence to try new things, persevere in the face of difficulties, and acquire problem-solving abilities by realising that mistakes are stepping stones to success.

This gives children the ability to get through challenges, boost their confidence, and develop a passion for learning that lasts a lifetime.

Wisdom 2:
(Practice Empathy and Kindness)

I believe that educating children about the value of empathy and kindness provides the groundwork for a society that is compassionate and inclusive.

We develop their emotional intelligence and foster healthy connections by teaching children to comprehend and share the sentiments of others. Children as young as ten should discover the power of compassion and how even the smallest deeds may have a big impact on others' life.

By developing empathy, children gain the capacity to settle disputes amicably, value variety, and build a caring community. They can develop into responsible, compassionate people who make a positive impact on the world thanks to this wisdom.

Wisdom 3:
(Accept Curiosity and Encourage Creativity)

Exploration, discovery, and innovation are propelled by curiosity. Fostering a child's natural curiosity enables them to inquire, seek information, and exercise critical thinking. By supporting creativity, we encourage 10-year-olds to think creatively, express their original thoughts, and come up with innovative solutions to issues.

Children who are encouraged to be creative and curious grow up to appreciate learning and be adaptable in a world that is changing quickly. These insights enable children to develop into lifelong learners who can make valuable contributions to society as creative thinkers and problem solvers.

Therefore, it is important to not undervalue the duty of teaching young minds wisdom. We give ten-year-olds the necessary skills for personal development and future success by establishing the values of accepting failure, engaging in empathy and kindness, and fostering curiosity and creativity.

These gems of wisdom develop children's resilience, empathy, and critical thinking abilities, empowering them to face obstacles head-on and positively impact the world. Let's invest in the next generation by assisting them in acquiring wisdom and developing into strong, compassionate, and imaginative people who will contribute to create a better future for all of us.

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