Children by nature are quite inquisitive and gregarious. They are curious lot and want to hear stories from their elders. In todays hectic times, there is very little time for parents to engage childr
December 28, 2006 (Press Release) --
The stories told to children when they are growing forms an inedible impression on them. Childhood is the the right time to guide and train children. Telling them stories of courage, humanity, compassion makes them conscientious
Children love to hear tales, the reason f being, their limitless curiosity and incredible appetite for stories. Children are very perceptible and understand everything in terms of pictures and sounds. The formative years of learning are interesting to observe from a parents viewpoint. The parents see that children lap up anything that is like a tale, a story.
Experiments by psychologists over the last century have come close in unlocking the mystery of learning phenomenon. Pavlov popularized the term conditional learning.
Children learn fast if the stories are told in the form of lullabies, songs or jingles. The important thing to note is rhythm and rhyme. Human being is basically a social animal, and however advanced he may have become in terms of technology or learning, one fact remains undisputed. The fact that human beings have evolved from the animal kingdom, and the animals are instinctive beings.
Normally, human beings are supposed to use the right brain and the left brain in equal terms. In childhood especially it is observed that children learn more by using the right brain. Their eyeballs also point upwards while sleeping. This is predominantly an indication that they use more of their right brain, which is soft, intuitive, non judgmental, perceptive, visual and creative. It doesn’t however mean that left brain has no role. Left brain is very important, as the words, logic, routing and analyzing is done by it.
So children love to hear tales, and stories that give them knowledge about various aspects of nature and humanity. The stories make such a strong imprint that they form an inedible impression on the thinking and character of a person.
It is adviced by the wise that children be told good stories and soothing songs so that they grow up in a healthy environment,
India is a great country with rich cultural heritage. The schooling and learning methods of yore consisted primarily of stories, fables, songs and parables. This enabled the student to grasp the essence of the subject quickly.
Karaditales is pioneering the concept of learning and dissemination of Indian cultural heritage in the form of audiobooks. The great Indian stories, folklore are told in the audiobooks with sincere rendition and authenticity,
The attempt is to give back to the children of India a heritage that it has seemed to lose due to “false modernization”, that has taken care of living standards, but has failed to deliver on the moral and ethical fabric of the society,
Children love to hear tales, the reason f being, their limitless curiosity and incredible appetite for stories. Children are very perceptible and understand everything in terms of pictures and sounds. The formative years of learning are interesting to observe from a parents viewpoint. The parents see that children lap up anything that is like a tale, a story.
Experiments by psychologists over the last century have come close in unlocking the mystery of learning phenomenon. Pavlov popularized the term conditional learning.
Children learn fast if the stories are told in the form of lullabies, songs or jingles. The important thing to note is rhythm and rhyme. Human being is basically a social animal, and however advanced he may have become in terms of technology or learning, one fact remains undisputed. The fact that human beings have evolved from the animal kingdom, and the animals are instinctive beings.
Normally, human beings are supposed to use the right brain and the left brain in equal terms. In childhood especially it is observed that children learn more by using the right brain. Their eyeballs also point upwards while sleeping. This is predominantly an indication that they use more of their right brain, which is soft, intuitive, non judgmental, perceptive, visual and creative. It doesn’t however mean that left brain has no role. Left brain is very important, as the words, logic, routing and analyzing is done by it.
So children love to hear tales, and stories that give them knowledge about various aspects of nature and humanity. The stories make such a strong imprint that they form an inedible impression on the thinking and character of a person.
It is adviced by the wise that children be told good stories and soothing songs so that they grow up in a healthy environment,
India is a great country with rich cultural heritage. The schooling and learning methods of yore consisted primarily of stories, fables, songs and parables. This enabled the student to grasp the essence of the subject quickly.
Karaditales is pioneering the concept of learning and dissemination of Indian cultural heritage in the form of audiobooks. The great Indian stories, folklore are told in the audiobooks with sincere rendition and authenticity,
The attempt is to give back to the children of India a heritage that it has seemed to lose due to “false modernization”, that has taken care of living standards, but has failed to deliver on the moral and ethical fabric of the society,
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