Every Wednesday, I’ll post about multiple intelligences so we can better understand children and why they do what they do. — Did you or your family get a new game as a Christmas gift? My brother and his wife did. It’s a tradition and very rare for them to not receive a game. After telling me a bit about it, Debbie commented, “Don’t worry, Kathy. You’ll like it.” That made me nervous. But, Debbie knows me well and I’ve learned I can trust her. She explained that the game involved drawing and added, “But, you’ll be fine.” Debbie knows I’m not very picture smart. Not only don’t I have much ability, but I just don’t have much interest in art. I had a choice – trust Debbie and give the game a … [Read more...]
Hope For the Future, Equipping The Present
Dr. Kathy Koch
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