Parents Teaching Children
Teaching your children to write fiction prepares them for success, and for life
Release their highest abilities
Writing Fiction Improves All Communication
Internal Motivation
Sharing Stories
Grammar, Punctuation, Spelling
Learning all the rules is hard work. But when your child learns that those rules help keep their readers engaged in the story rather than being distracted by mistakes, they become motivated to apply the rules themselves. Their stories become better and they use the same rules in all of their communication.
Stories are powerful. Communicating stories with the right verb tenses and spelling and commas in the right places and so forth give friends the ability to read and enjoy the stories to the very end. That’s something that makes learning the rules really worthwhile right now.
Critical Thinking Skills
Not just reading about decisions but creating them
Your child doesn’t just read about scenarios but creates their own dilemmas, conflicts, alternatives, and choices. By developing alternatives, analyzing pros and cons, and having their characters make hard choices, your child learns critical thinking skills themselves in a deeper, more meaningful way.
Abstract into Tangible
Creating concepts and making them come alive requires operational thinking and planning. Those skills are hard to teach in other formats but are inherent to writing fiction.
Conflict Resolution
Sometimes you have to fight for what you believe. Sometimes you find a compromise. Fiction gives the ability to decide which, or even both.
Confront Challenges
Creating realistic obstacles and plans to overcome requires the highest level of imagination and creativity. Plotting a story with unpredictability and excitement gives a depth of planning and execution.
Other Views
Creating complex characters, then looking at situations from antagonist’s view as well as protagonist’s perspective opens the ability to see the broader picture.
So Many Benefits
Deeper Understanding
Engagement and Dedication
Motivation to Experiment and Grow
Emotional Healing
Achievement!
Confidence
Achievement
Writing and revising and sharing stories is so much more satisfying than simply earning good grades.
Experiencing Life
Your child feels the experiences they write. They can travel the world, meet other people, and learn to deal with situations all from their mind.
Release emotions
Writing fiction transforms those deep emotional places which otherwise stay hidden.
Life Skills
Understand Relationships and Empathy
Building realistic characters teaches the complexities of humans
Stories reveal relationships
Great characters are created with the same aspects of real people – goals, desires, motivations, strengths, faults, failures, successes, conflicts, and achievements. To understand the characters that are created, your child learns to understand and empathize with people who don’t always think and feel just like them.
Writing fiction stories allows your child to explore the difficulties and satisfaction of good relationships while identifying the signs of bad and advesarial relationships. Teamwork, perserverence, betrayal, reconciliation, breaking bonds, establishing unbreakable bonds – it’s all possible while writing fiction stories.
Courses
Courses available for your child’s ability
Forums
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Feedback
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