Author: Gabriel Wilensky

Connect children’s big questions to real environments—museums, parks, cities. Learning becomes vivid when curiosity meets the world.

Preserve children’s spark of curiosity. Limit pressure and distraction to keep learning joyful, imaginative, and meaningful.

Confidence grows when children attempt difficult things. Encourage small risks that build mental strength and bold self-expression.

Help children face fears gently and bravely. Emotional safety fosters resilience, self-trust, and steady courage.