Hello 🍯 I liked this video very much Keep making more videos like this I love it. By the way, if you pay a little attention to video editing i.e. insert B-roll properly then it will be very easy to understand the topic.
No, it is not that video editing is completely bad at present. Yes, if the video is edited better then it will definitely be better. But, they should take this decision. 🥧
Thanks both. I'm wondering if what John is talking about is not fundamentally linked to what Piaget stated 150 years ago or so - childrens' brains are different to ours, not inferio , not underdeveloped; and ultimately it can be stretched to accepting that each brain is individual and it pays to try to listen and understand and treat the other as a partner, someone much needed in the 'team' (even if it's just a two souls gig), regardless of age or where they are at in their life journey....it's incredibly hard at times but I am very grateful to folks like you who keep reminding us and offer powerful tools for when things get tough in our lives. Thank you both again for your public conversation!
Thanks for watching! Yes I think you are right - children's brains are different, but not lesser than an adult. I think that this is such an important point in our modern society that seems to be very adult dominated, where often children are expected to 'do what they are told' all the time without being offered choices or any agency over their own lives.
Hello 🍯
I liked this video very much
Keep making more videos like this I love it.
By the way, if you pay a little attention to video editing i.e. insert B-roll properly then it will be very easy to understand the topic.
Yes, You are right. 🧋
No, it is not that video editing is completely bad at present.
Yes, if the video is edited better then it will definitely be better.
But, they should take this decision. 🥧
No, perhaps this decision should be taken by them only. 🍪
Look, no matter what people say, I completely agree. Because B-Roll and subtitles are very important in video. 🍙
Thanks both. I'm wondering if what John is talking about is not fundamentally linked to what Piaget stated 150 years ago or so - childrens' brains are different to ours, not inferio , not underdeveloped; and ultimately it can be stretched to accepting that each brain is individual and it pays to try to listen and understand and treat the other as a partner, someone much needed in the 'team' (even if it's just a two souls gig), regardless of age or where they are at in their life journey....it's incredibly hard at times but I am very grateful to folks like you who keep reminding us and offer powerful tools for when things get tough in our lives.
Thank you both again for your public conversation!
Thanks for watching! Yes I think you are right - children's brains are different, but not lesser than an adult. I think that this is such an important point in our modern society that seems to be very adult dominated, where often children are expected to 'do what they are told' all the time without being offered choices or any agency over their own lives.