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Old Dogs

It is a proven fact that young people’s brains are more elastic and pliable and able to learn things much faster than old people. Old people’s brains get brittle and set. They can’t maneuver between subjects and activities as fast as young people. This is why it’s OK to be a prodigy but once youContinue reading “Old Dogs”

Posted byRebecca FeganJanuary 28, 2023Posted inHowTags:thinkingLeave a comment on Old Dogs

Indoctrination

What if every new thing becomes the piece of that puzzle that you were missing…the PacMan shape with the brown and the little dot of red and what looks like fingers that fits…right…there?

Posted byRebecca FeganJanuary 6, 2023Posted inWhyTags:resourcefulness, thinkingLeave a comment on Indoctrination

Don’t make that rule!

…why, oh why are creativity and resourcefulness relegated to activities other than work? And then, why are creative and resourceful activities so structured for children? We dull our imaginations and then attempt to dull or eradicate imagination from the children. What madness is this?

Posted byRebecca FeganAugust 29, 2022Posted inWhyTags:creativity, play, resourcefulness, rules, thinking1 Comment on Don’t make that rule!
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