Showing posts with label perceive. Show all posts
Showing posts with label perceive. Show all posts

Mar 26, 2013

My imagination


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Ingenuity
A world of ideas, beliefs and occurrences that haven’t been perceived in any form in reality, unseen, unheard and unfelt; is a typical description of a fantasy existence. The art of imagining entails a cycle of image creation, unique to each one of us. A process that has the power to create freedom in exile and calm in a storm; imagination sows the seeds of invention, innovation and origination. As Einstein rightly identified, imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited in its scope while imagination encircles the world and parts beyond it. At the same time he also emphasized that imagination was impossible without knowledge…

Nov 30, 2012

How expressive is your child?


An expressive child and a responsive parent is a prize-winning combination for toddlerhood. It’s a win-win situation and it enables the parent to shape behavior positively right at the outset. This sequence becomes quite easy to understand as below:
  • The newborn expresses needs to his mother
  • The responsiveness of the mothers builds trust
  • The now infant learns to express needs appropriately
  • Infants grow to become bigger toddlers with bigger needs
  • These toddlers know the meaning of feelings and how to express
  • The toddlers then get better equipped to express themselves to others