Scion-Change is in the choice you make

An education capable of saving humanity is no small undertaking; it involves the spiritual development of man, the enhancement of his value as an individual, and the preparation of young people to understand the times in which they live.

— Dr. Maria Montessori, Education and Peace 



Why do we humans judge another human based on our past experiences ??

 As human beings, we rely on our past experiences to navigate our present and future experiences. Our brains are wired to make sense of new information by comparing it to what we already know. Therefore, when we encounter new people or situations, our brains automatically draw upon our past experiences to help us form opinions and judgments.

When we judge someone based on our past experiences, we are essentially using those experiences as a reference point to make sense of the new person we are encountering. For example, if we have had negative experiences with a particular type of person in the past, we may be more likely to judge a new person who fits that same description negatively.

It is important to note that while our past experiences can be helpful in guiding us, they can also be limiting. We may miss out on opportunities to form positive relationships or learn new things if we are too quick to judge based on our past experiences. It is important to remain open-minded and give people a chance to show us who they are without letting our past experiences cloud our judgment.

I feel it's also important to choose the unfamiliar. Don't we think we always connect and look for the familiar whether it's good or bad or does something else familiar experience help us to be in comfort? we are scared to be in unfamiliar, unpredictable situations, and environments. Try breaking this cycle. reflect your past and choose a present. Everything is in the choice. This choice helps us to grow. New situations create new emotions. Are we scared of this newness? Or are we scared to change? 

When We change, Can expect change from our children, our neighbors, and society??

This kind of change and development is very much necessary for helping a child to grow. There are both individuality and flexibility in educators. Then success is for sure. When I say success It's not just monetary but seeing a child growing and achieving independence at each level, to see a child growing emotionally, morally, and Psychologically. Academics obviously falls in place.

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