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I understand the sentiment of not wanting to mold your children's interest by your own. But, I think there is a difference between exposing your child to somet
by azanar 18y ago
I understand the sentiment of not wanting to mold your children's interest by your own.
But, I think there is a difference between exposing your child to something you find interesting to see if it interests them too, and pushing your child to be interested in the things you find interesting. The vibe I got from grosales post is the former; expose him/her to Lisp, or some other computing topic, gauge their interest and go from there.
- davidw 18y agoOh, sure, I'd agree with exposing them to as much stuff as possible, showing them what's out there, and obviously that includes what you know best.