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Education, is a process in which a person obtains information, knowledge, or technique from one who already possesses it. This is best done when the student participates in, and the tutor guides the process. The student should be prepared to think on his or her own. In other words, the tutor must teach the student how to think, not what to think. In this way, the student can develop skills for solving problems when the solution does not readily present itself. So what is a parent to do? In a word, get involved. In another word, get them involved. Children will learn nothing unless they participate in the lesson. The more of their senses that they can involve — sight, taste, smell, touch, hearing, instinct — the better.
There are times to just watch, and times to participate.
- Thomas Potter:
- Theory of Existential Growth
- Sigmund Freud
- Stages of Psycho-sexual development through predetermined biological mechanisms.
- Erik Erikson
- Stages of Psycho-social development through Challenges.
- Thomas Potter:
- Theory of Spiritual Growth
- Jean Jacques Piaget:
- Theories of Psycho-physical Development
- Abraham Maslow
- Hierarchy of Needs.
- Theories about the Stages of Development
- Natal Year
- Toddler Years
- Preschool Years
- School Years
- Adolescent Years
- Young Adult Years
- Middle Years
- Geriatric Years
- Perceptual Development
- Juli Adams
- The Value of Music:
- Thom Potter
- What is the Orff Process?
- Konnie Saliba
- Bloom's Taxonomy:
- Leading to a higher thinking level.
- Tips for Reading Aloud
- Author Unknown
- Characteristics of Writers
- How does one become a successful writer? Practice: not only of the writing, but of the skills required to have something to write about. These are just some of the keys to the “writers’ market”
- Thai-chi Chuan: avenue to greater Mastery
- Thomas Potter
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