Dear Bahra,
You ask the following: How do you do to learn children love and optimism?
1) By playing with them.
2) By listening, say, to their voices.
3) By recognizing that children are not adults in miniature, but rather that they have a typical way of thinking, acting and feeling.
Kind regards,
Orlando
Children have their basic knack of their observation & they quickly understanding the feeling & loving care either of their parents or any nearer one & they response very quickly showing their expression with the eyes & smiles .
This is my personal opinion
Spend good time with them.
Be there for when they are down, this give them hope and self confidence
Motivate them, work around the compound with them.
Interacting with them, telling some good words, talking to them freely and spending time with them only one can understand children's love and optimism
I have been playing with my children and give maximum time with them. Not only I play I sing dance and study with them and inculcate the habit of believing in themselves even if they fail. I have been ensuring that they should constantly make efforts and thus make them optimistic.
While doing these activities I add all that I have to tell them to nurture them.
This is how they also understand the feelings of love. Several times you will find the children will kiss you, hug you. They become optimistic in all the activities.
Be the most loving and optimistic. I can't imagine how a pessimist who hates everyone can teach children the opposite qualities.
I play with age group 2 -12 years and tutor age group 13-17 years !!!! So , I have no issue either playing with them or teaching them many things :)
But I do play with them as I am their age and I teach them by solving and reading with them so no strict norms or disciplining etc etc .
I, Let them be
تربية الأطفال وتنشئتهم على المحبة والاحترام وبعد الدور الأسري يأتي دور المدرسة والتعليم
What Is Optimism?
Optimism is a tendency towards looking on a more favorable side of conditions and to expect the most favorable outcome. It is the belief that good ultimately prevails over evil in the world.
Children are very sensitive to those living around them and have a considerable capacity for imitation. As such, parental behavior is a very important platform for children to develop their own conceptual models. Therefore, our behaviors reflecting love and optimism can provide our children with the required models of love and optimism respectively.
my best regards Saba Abdulameer Kadhim Ziadi Segun Michael Abegunde Dr.Hikmat Abdulkarim Almadhkhori Djaafar Zemali Ammar S. Ashour Reza Biria and all
Dear Dr. Karim, parents can do several things so that children learn love and optimism. Children look up to parents and others around them and follow their behavior. So the simplest things to do is always display love and optimism around them. Never show harsh behavior, never expose them to people with harsh behavior or thoughts. Also, never show disappointment and despair when different situations arise.
Children feel fear and uncomfortable when they see a unknown person. Hence slowly understanding the situation, one may come closer start an interesting topic of their interest and extend help. By speaking good words and supporting them one may understand love of children.
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Children learn by imitating adults. If parents love their surroundings, the child learns from them the love of others.
Among the tips to help you raise an optimistic child: Be a positive role model. Your child will mimic your behaviours so make sure you show them constructive ways of dealing with life’s challenges and misfortunes.
Through the behavior of parents as role models and positive and distinctive code for children.
To learn children about these two beautiful things, you need not just repeat everyday, but you personally practice them in your life so they to have from whom to learn.
Encourage children to set their own goals.
When children are anxious about failing, allow them to set their own goals and work out for themselves how to achieve them. Even if they set the bar really low for themselves, if it is an achievable goal that they accomplish by themselves then they will gain a sense of competence that will lead to them setting a more challenging goal next time. Support them to participate in activities where they will experience success.
I teach my children to be optimist children showing them that I am optimist. Those who are acquainted with Albert Bandura's social learning theory know quite well that children take their parents as models.
KInd regards,
Orlando
Among the tips to help you raise an optimistic child:Make happy events a regular part of your family life.
Spend time with children, give love and affection, try to help them and guide them properly in positive direction will lead to understand children's love.
In the theoretical sense - this could be one kind of "learning by doing" - we are showing our love and postive attitudes. Teaching love, optimism etc. could be done by personal example
Dear Bahra Karima,
Your question addresses to basic goals of education. All respondents seem to point that.
Education needs to focus on:
Knowledge - to know the importance of love, respect, affection, appreciation.
Skills - to teach children how to show love and respect, vocabulary, actions, gestures etc
Attitudes - to teach children how to implement them, overcome challenges, have self-respect, and self-confidence cooperate, manage conflicts, disagreements, or arguments etc
It is an on going process and many people need to be involved, teachers, parents and more.
By our thoughts, temperament and the behaviour with them. These things will reflect on their mind and they will learn though it.
Encourage children to set their own goals.
When children are anxious about failing, allow them to set their own goals and work out for themselves how to achieve them. Even if they set the bar really low for themselves, if it is an achievable goal that they accomplish by themselves then they will gain a sense of competence that will lead to them setting a more challenging goal next time. Support them to participate in activities where they will experience success.
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