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Imagine a world without teachers. Do you think the world will see committed scientists, valiant presidents, prudent economists, caring doctors and passionate sports players without educators to teach them? It is incomprehensible. Notice that the different professions mentioned have special qualities and adjectives associated with them - committed is the term to describe scientists, valiant for presidents, prudent for economists, caring for doctors and passionate for sports players. It is because schools are not just the training ground for people to acquire successful jobs and careers. Schools are pillars for students to learn values and truths as well. If you know Madeleine L'Engle, a famous American writer, she left some very powerful words including one about education. She said, "Truth is eternal. Knowledge is changeable. It is disastrous to confuse them". Le'Engle's words must be imparted to all teachers and educators so that these two principles will not be interchanged.

When we talk about knowledge, these are topics and subjects taught to students. They can be the basic Math, English and science or the more complex areas of study like medicine, architecture and design. Truths on the other хэнд are indisputable facts or principles. Good examples of truths are love, life and death. In order not to interchange knowledge and truths and for easy discussion, let us narrow down and choose love as the topic for truth and how love can be incorporated in a conventional classroom setup.

Let The Children Explore Recognize the level of understanding of the child. A small child is not yet able to understand complicated matters so don't force the child to learn right away. If teaching Science and nature, go outside and have the children explore the things around them. Have the kids enumerate all the wonderful things that they see like the trees, animals, flowers, clouds, stars and moon. Tell the child that nature is part of the ecosystem and we need to care for them. Explain the association of love with nurturing and caring.

Show And Tell During show and tell, students are encouraged to share what they have and what they know. Also, this activity is enriching the communication skills of children. In the next show and tell, ask the kids to bring any living thing like a beautiful flower or a pet fish. Ask the child how they can show their love and care for these animals. By feeding their pets and watering the plants they are showing their love and affection for these living creatures.

Love Is Unconditional In the next math class, don't just end the lesson with home works and problem solving activities. Teach the kids that love is like math. It is simple but can get very complicated. There are many kinds of love and they are defined differently. Love can be like fraction - either you give half of yourself or your whole self. But the greatest kind of love is the love that is unconditional. No limitations and no boundaries. Unconditional love does not count records of wrongs. One loves because he loves, not because there is a sum to be paid.

Love Is Being Creative Art classes are very exciting for kids. Teach kids to be creative when showing their love to their parents. They can give special cards even with no occasions. They can tell their parents how much they love them in the most creative way. Have them share their ideas.

Teaching truths and values in class are very challenging. Consider the things above if you are teaching kids about values in conventional classes. Be creative. Good luck!

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