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Originally Posted by MJA  Hi PhD,
If your mind is incapable of elementary fundamental thought, due to the complexities you have been taught; perhaps if you ask nicely, the children you wish to teach, will teach you the simple truth that they know.
Obviously those children would be experts on elementary knowledge.
You used to be an expert too; don't you remember?
Have you never seen the pure wonder in a childs eyes,
and you wish to teach that to them?
Learn from them is what I suggest.
Truth is much more simple that thought!
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MJA |
I agree with MJA, put it in the children's hands and see how they mold it. I met a lady in early Alzheimer yesterday at a store I work in, she reminded me of a little girl. Instead of signing her name in cursive, she wrote it out and said out loud, "I have to remember the 2 n's in my name". She was so sweet, I wished I could be her caregiver. Then when she left she said really loud, "See you next year! lol"
Or you could volunteer some time at an Alzheimer home and get some suggestions from them since they are childlike also. I wouldn't use any form of a preconceived idea, i.e. Einstein, only because that is going to pollute your mind as well. You might even get some Einstein concepts out of them but easier to understand.