The best way to teach kids is to play with them. Adults are no much difference, apparently. Only the games we play are more sophisticated and require more efforts and sometime more investments from the players…
In the course of various happenings in my life, be it life changing or slight alterations of the course, I’m learning…always learning. I suppose we all do…some never notice the process, others fixated on analysing it…we should really only analyse to the extend of what lesson can we draw from there…Not what’s gone wrong, not what I’ve done wrong, not what others did wrong, not what if…the lesson becomes valuable the moment we know what it was meant to teach.
Because we are so good in learning. We all are, honestly. You might never think you smart enough to understand, you might see yourself as cross-stars, ill-fated, or “just the way you are”…but try to find the purpose of what happened to you in this or that situational game…and even if you don’t know the solution, can’t find the exit, as long as you know the theme of a lesson, you’ll be able to learn it…maybe not this time, not at this particular lesson, not in this classroom…but being aware that there is something out there, that you must know…that will transform you in right material for the knowledge to be applied to later…
Oh Geez, do I sound like a boring teacher now?! LOL …the point being…when something goes the wrong way…do not see it as it is your Fate showing you another path to follow…it is her, signalling you to stop and learn your lesson. After you’ve done it, you will see which way to turn. And if you are a diligent pupil, it will be always the right way…never left…Trust in you...
In the course of various happenings in my life, be it life changing or slight alterations of the course, I’m learning…always learning. I suppose we all do…some never notice the process, others fixated on analysing it…we should really only analyse to the extend of what lesson can we draw from there…Not what’s gone wrong, not what I’ve done wrong, not what others did wrong, not what if…the lesson becomes valuable the moment we know what it was meant to teach.
Because we are so good in learning. We all are, honestly. You might never think you smart enough to understand, you might see yourself as cross-stars, ill-fated, or “just the way you are”…but try to find the purpose of what happened to you in this or that situational game…and even if you don’t know the solution, can’t find the exit, as long as you know the theme of a lesson, you’ll be able to learn it…maybe not this time, not at this particular lesson, not in this classroom…but being aware that there is something out there, that you must know…that will transform you in right material for the knowledge to be applied to later…
Oh Geez, do I sound like a boring teacher now?! LOL …the point being…when something goes the wrong way…do not see it as it is your Fate showing you another path to follow…it is her, signalling you to stop and learn your lesson. After you’ve done it, you will see which way to turn. And if you are a diligent pupil, it will be always the right way…never left…Trust in you...