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1. CommunicationThe kids spend so much time on web browsing, online games, and social media that it inhibits their ability to carry on a face-to-face conversation. Even worse, some kids get used to hiding behind the screen to intimidate others without any sense of responsibility. Everyone requires working with people. The school hasn’t taught the students how to clearly and effectively communicate with each other. Communication is a two-way interaction for telling and listening. Words carry weight. You can use the words carelessly to hurt, slander, and wound others, or use the words wisely to heal, encourage and love others. Change the perspective and then change the words. 2. MoneyIt’s not funny a child will struggle with money after he becomes an adult. However, the school rarely teaches the children financial education as if money is a scary evil thing. I like to ask the kid to make a graph to examine his financial habit. It is helpful to educate them about the money concept: earn, save, spend, share, and growth money. 3. TechnologyTechnology is not merely about online games, social media, web browsing, or Zoom meeting. Consuming less time to do more work is what technology supposes to do for us. How unlikely can the kid win over a computer for counting and memorizing? Technology is a foe if you allow it to hijack how you perceive your choices and replace them with new ones that don’t align with your needs. It is easy to lose track of the difference between what’s happening in the world becomes a manipulated menu of news feed stories. Ever wonder if we wake up in the morning and turn our phones to see a list of notifications, it frames the experience of waking up around a menu of all the things I’ve missed since yesterday. News feeds are designed on purpose to auto-refill with reasons to keep you scrolling and purposely eliminate any reason for you to pause, reconsider or leave. A large portion of traffic on these websites is driven by auto-playing the next thing for increasing “time spent” is the currency they compete for. They design their messaging system to interrupt recipients immediately. Never allow technology to ruin your attention spans and cause millions of unnecessary interruptions. 4. Food and HealthThe kids love snacks, chips, soft drinks, burgers, bacon, cakes, and biscuits. We are what we eat. No one in school teaches the kids about nutrition, trans fat, blood sugar, gluten, preservatives, coloring, artificial flavoring, or emulsifiers of any kind. It is not uncommon the kids are overweight. Food, recipes, and health benefits 5. CreativityThe world of a child is amazed at the discovery of new food, new games, new people, and a new environment. Every student learns to memorize the lines in the textbook instead of creating new ways to solve the problem. The schooling system teaches children to do what other people say so. They learn technical mechanics rather than creativity. It would be great if the student is a sculptor who questions endlessly for new ways to make his piece of art look perfect. Curiosity for the exciting adventure 6. Solve Interesting ProblemsSchooling tries to feed the kids with questions and programmed answers for higher scores, faster calculations, and competitive ranking. There is no time to understand because to understand means to lose. The students can answer the examination questions but can't apply the knowledge to the real world. When you ask them to create something, they can do nothing. It is more helpful to train the kids how to solve interesting problems in their daily life. 7. Self-loveThe kids thirst for attention and affection from parents, teachers, and peers to ensure their self-worth. How did my mom praise me? How did the teacher blame me? Did my classmates accept me? The children thirst for approval to assert their self-worth. Everyone is a combination of strengths and limitations. We, as parents, help them on the journey to take the responsibilities in which they excel and ask for help when they are struggling. We help them to build the courage of self-reinforcement with a belief in themselves that is strong and unwavering. No one needs to do groundbreaking things to live a meaningful life. Be your own fan. 8. ResilientHave you ever seen a child who tries to climb a high fence? If he can't make it, he will do it again! However, traditional schooling tries to tell the world is operating in the way of certainty by avoiding failure. In school, the kid knows what’s in the syllabus, and there is going to be a test; He knows that if he passes the test, he will surely go to the next upper grade. Who’s teaching the child what to do if a sure thing doesn’t happen? The kid learns in school to regard failure as stupid, losing, and wasting time. What if teaching the kid to be resilient with a mindset: It is difficult and a bit complex, you may encounter numerous failures, but you can handle it, and it is more likely to work. Be resilient to overcome obstacles. 9. Emotional Intelligence QuotientIt is not uncommon the children to get the behavior that when they desperately want a specific toy, their whole world revolves around getting this one toy, or they will feel like they lose their universe because they can't get it. They vent their emotion through yelling and crying until they get what they want. The kids have to learn that no one has the liability to treat them nicely. There are good guys and bad guys in any movie. So do the people who surround us are friends and bad guys. Those hateful guys can be our bosses or our co-workers. The school never teaches the kids how to handle their emotions when they encounter those guys who are ambitious, throwing tandem, or bullying. Three sentences to transform emotion 10. Ask QuestionsThe schooling system trains the kids to study the answers, not to find the reason behind them to presume all the answers are out there. The job is memorizing the answers, doing tests, taking the exams, getting the marks, moved on to the upper grade in certainty. Compliance is more important than asking questions. It is more helpful to teach the children to ask the right questions for exploration, fulfill curiosity, make discoveries, and always sake for change and progress.
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