
Why Children Should Be Raised To Be Independent Thinkers
Children who are not encouraged, instructed and taught to be independent thinkers are children who will grow up to be imprisoned adults and remain as they were when they were children. unaware that they are yet free.
Raising Children Who Think Independently
Independence is not something that your children can gain on their own. They have neither the perspective, experience, nor skills to develop independence separately from you. Rather, it is a gift you give your children that they will cherish and b...
How To Raise An Independent Thinker
Most parents want the best for their children. As a result of these good intentions, it is easy to fall into the parenting trap where a parent’s input becomes the be-all and end-all as “mommy and daddy know best” thereby denying the child space to...
How Parents Can Be Proactive In Training Their Children To Be Independent Thinkers
Acquiring independence thinking skills at an early age will help your children build confidence and self-esteem. Young children and toddlers often like to do and perform very meaningful and understandable “adult-type” tasks. Many times, they are t...
Talk, Listen, Think, Write - Ways To Raise An Independent-Thinking Child
Let’s face it: no matter how much parents complain, they love to be needed by their children. So, it’s only natural for a child’s growing independence to be a hard pill to swallow for parents.
Developing Critical Thinking Skills In Children
Children are confronted daily with rich opportunities to solve problems and exercise their own independent judgment when they're given the chance to safely explore the world. These problems, which might involve physical challenges, social relation...
3 Strategies To Promote Independent Thinking In Classrooms
By testing and analysing unique ideas, the classroom can grow students' attentional capacity and show them the value of and methods for thinking independently. Only through strategy and design can the classroom become a laboratory of focus and att...