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This link may help you
http://s3.amazonaws.com/churchplantmedia-cms/christ_community_tucson/teaching-your-children-wisdom.pdf
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children are white paper, you can write on it every thing, including wisdom
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Children see children learn !!!!
So be careful how adults behave ...
Make children learn with love..
Let's feel them as we are careing them and liking them..
How to teach wisdom to children?
Following approach can be considered:
thanks for your comment DR. Hassan Alshamsi , Dr.Han Ping Fung , Dr. Gopikrishna Nidigonda , Dr. Aparna Sathya Murthy , Dr. Abiodun Olusola Omotayo , Dr. Furqan Al-Araji , Dr. Aamer Rassam Ali Al-Aqaby .
Teach them to STOP and THINK. Train your children to pause and consider their choices for more than a millisecond. ...
Give them a standard to live by. ...
Teach them humility.
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Indirectly, let them see the wise good acts and practices, the cumulative result will be pure sustainable wisdom..
Learn them to be thankful for Allah and for the others for every thing they get from; this is the top of the wisdom...
وَلَقَدْ آتَيْنَا لُقْمَانَ الْحِكْمَةَ أَنْ اشْكُرْ لِلَّهِ
While many say that wisdom only comes with age, I think it’s possible to help your kids live with wisdom far before they get old and gray. Here are some ideas to help you train them to make wise choices.
1. Tell stories of individuals who made wise decisions and the positive effects that followed.
2. Start them out young by helping them make money decisions.
3. Good judgement in choosing friends is another facet of teaching your child the ways of wisdom.
4. Lastly, discuss with your child regularly the wisdom of God.
Please send this link
http://s3.amazonaws.com/churchplantmedia-cms/christ_community_tucson/teaching-your-children-wisdom.pdf
Only carrying is not enough, we should understand their feelings and emotions.
Wemust win their heart because we are parents, teachers etc. Our role plays imposing the society
Dear Ahmed Ammar , you have brought an interesting issue that helps us to establish a good foundation for our beloved kids.
Wisdom is the ability to discern and judge by which aspects of that knowledge are true, right, lasting, and applicable to your life". Wisdom comes through understanding and applying God's Word to life experience. In other words, wisdom guides them from unwise decision-making. And this wisdom is a gift that we can give our children. Many say that wisdom only comes with age, but it is possible to help kids live with wisdom far before they get old and gray.
Here are some ideas to help train them to make wise choices:
Teach them humility: It’s a completely separate character trait, but humble people are the ones who realize they don’t have all the answers and seek wise counsel when faced with a significant choice. Work to instill humility in your children, and train them to seek wisdom from trusted sources all the days of their lives and to ask God to give them wisdom. After all, it’s a promise they can rely on! (If any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to you. James 1:5)
Give them a standard to live by: Once your child has learned to stop and think, they need a reliable standard of behavior and choices to check themselves against. For timeless wisdom and words to live by, Biblical Proverbs can’t be beat. Teach your children what it has to say about the kinds of decisions they face every day, and they’ll have a grid through which to make the tough calls. Even if they don’t have the guts to follow through and do the wise thing right now, they’ll know what the standard is and what they should be working toward.
Teach them to STOP and THINK: Train your children to pause and consider their choices for more than a millisecond. If it’s a choice related to food, ask them to consider whether it’s a healthy food, what they’ve already eaten today, and how long it is until the next meal. If it’s a choice relating to friendships or other relationships, train them to ask if what they’re about to do is kind and fair, and if they’d want another person to do the same to them. Having the self-control to slow down and think about choices is 90% of the battle for wisdom.
Be a model: Do you make decisions rashly or without much thought? Do you rush ahead and consider the consequences later? If so, your children will likely think of this as the way to live. Strive to be mature and thoughtful in your own decision-making for yourself and the family, and explain your thought process to the kids when appropriate. You can teach them a great deal, for example, about being wise with money by talking about the family budget and which spending decisions make sense. You can teach your teen about being wise in relationships by talking through the pros and cons of various choices, and the consequences and risks that come with each.
Agree with Beemnet Mengesha Lassahun.
Follow this link
https://thecharactercorner.com/teach-wisdom-wisdom/
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I agree with all the answers above. Wisdom is a wide concept. It may refer to knowledge, skills, attitudes, open mind, visionary thinking. If we are to teach wisdom, we should clarify its dimensions and focus initially in teaching them separately. Then maybe combining them.
If wise children are perceived as gifted and talented, the relevant literature should be taken into consideration.
Lewis, R. B., Wheeler, J. J., & Carter, S. L. (2017). Teaching students with special needs in general education classrooms. Pearson.
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