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The idea is not to just make them enjoy things, but also to help them develop their thinking pattern, and they may not take the best decision. Hence adult super
by gautamsomani 5y ago
The idea is not to just make them enjoy things, but also to help them develop their thinking pattern, and they may not take the best decision. Hence adult supervision may be needed here to have the best for them.
I understand that it may not be fun, but the idea is to build a good foundation,a framework upon which other things can be built upon.
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- f0e4c2f7 5y agoIt took me a couple decades to come around on the things my parents forced me to participate in when I was a kid. So to that end I'd say chess. It would be terrible to grow up hating programming.
- giantg2 5y ago"The idea is not to just make them enjoy things, but also to help them develop their thinking pattern, and they may not take the best decision." It sounds like the approach you will be taking will not involve fun. That's fine, but I think it needs to be acknowledged. Forcing them to study a subject will be work to them. The fun way is to let let them explore chess and programming naturally and build their knowledge out of a desire to increase their skill/pleasure in the task, but then "they may not take the best decision".
- muzani 5y agoIn terms of a foundation, at an early age, I'd say emotional and moral development is most vital. My kids are damn smart and I didn't have to do much about it. However, I had to spend a lot of effort teaching them to not be envious, not give up when things are tough, not to take insults too personally, to get boring stuff done first (like showering), and so on. If the stuff you have planned for them may not be fun, that makes emotional development all the more important.
- gautamsomani 5y agoNoted! Thanks.