As easy as that brothers and sisters, as easy as that.Smart people (eg Azizi Ali, the millionaire coach), just doesn't watch TV. Only ...... (u fill in the blanks) watch TV, that's why they call it IDIOT box.. :)
Just turn off the TV, untung dunia akhirat... "Ya ayyuhaladzina 'aamanu,maa lakum"..?? Selamat mengejar lailatul Qadr sume.. ;) Akhukum fillah, 'Coach' Hasnol. Ramadhan 1427. --- Rosnah Ahmad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Salam, > > Terima kasih atas artikel yang menarik ini. Ya, > ianya membimbangkan kerana saya dapati semakin hari > semakin banyak masa bermain (UNSTRUCTURED PLAY) > diambil dari anak2 kita and i's damaging. > > Biasanya bila saya datang taska dan nampak ada > anak2 yang tak bermain, saya agak risau, biasanya > ini adalah simptom bahawa mereka sedang stress. Bila > didekati dan ditanya memang adalah yang tak kena dan > bila dah bercakap dengan mereka, barulah mereka agak > tenang dan next thing they'll do is pergi main. > > Dari dulu saya memang sangat percaya kepada > unstructured play atau free play ie dalam > persekitaran yang konsudif. Biasanya kalau ditaska > kami digalakkan menyediakan sudut2 seperti sudut > main peranan, sudut blok, sudut membaca dsb. > Bila anak2 bermain secara begini mereka bebas dari > tekanan dan pembelajaran berlaku secara semulajadi > berbanding sekiranya ianya terlalu dipimpin yang > biasanya anak2 harus mencapai satu target yang > telah disetkan. > > sekian dulu. Wallahua'lam. apa kata yang lain. > > nurass lindah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I thot this is useful info : Doctors > urge more playtime for children By LINDSEY TANNER, > AP Medical Writer Mon Oct 9, 1:13 AM ET > CHICAGO - Here's some soothing medicine for > stressed-out parents and overscheduled kids: The > American Academy of Pediatrics says what children > really need for healthy development is more good, > old-fashioned playtime. > Many parents load their children's schedules with > get-smart videos, enrichment activities and lots of > classes in a drive to help them excel. The efforts > often begin as early as infancy. > Spontaneous, free play whether it's chasing > butterflies, playing with "true toys" like blocks > and dolls, or just romping on the floor with mom and > dad often is sacrificed in the shuffle, a new > academy report says. > Jennifer Gervasio has a 5-year-old son and > 3-year-old daughter involved in preschool three > mornings weekly, plus T-ball and ballet for each one > day a week. That's a light schedule compared to her > kids' friends, and Gervasio said her son in > particular has trouble finding buddies who are free > to come over and just play. > "There's just such a huge variety of things you > can do for your kids if you have the resources, you > almost feel why not," said Gervasio, of Wilmette, > Ill. "There is a part of me that would worry if I > don't sign my son up for some of these things, will > he not be on par with the other kids." > For now, she says, she resists the pressure, > instead allowing her kids plenty of time for looking > for bugs, romping at the beach and other play > activities they love to do. > "I truly believe that they're better off when they > can just do their own thing," Gervasio said. > Numerous studies have shown that unstructured play > has many benefits. It can help children become > creative, discover their own passions, develop > problem-solving skills, relate to others and adjust > to school settings, the academy report says. > "Perhaps above all, play is a simple joy that is a > cherished part of childhood," says the report, > prepared by two academy committees for release > Monday at the group's annual meeting in Atlanta. > A lack of spontaneous playtime can create stress > for children and parents alike. If it occurs because > young children are plopped in front of get-smart > videos or older children lose school recess time, it > can increase risks for obesity. It may even > contribute to depression for many children, the > report says. > Social pressures and marketing pitches about > creating "super children" contribute to a lack of > playtime for many families. But so does living in > low-income, violence-prone neighborhoods where safe > places to play are scarce, the report says. > It says enrichment tools and organized activities > can be beneficial but should not be viewed as a > requirement for creating successful children. Above > all, they must be balanced with plenty of free play > time, the report says. > "In the current environment where so many parents > feel pressure to be super parents, I believe this > message is an important one," said Dr. Kenneth > Ginsburg, the report's lead author and a > pediatrician at The Children's Hospital of > Philadelphia. > Noted pediatrician and author Dr. T. Berry > Brazelton praised the academy's report. > "I hope it will have some effect," Brazelton said. > Children overscheduled with structured activities > "are missing the chance they have to dream, to > fantasize, to make their own world work the way they > want it. That to me is a very important part of > childhood," Brazelton said. > On the Net: > American Academy of Pediatrics: http://www.aap. > org/ > > > --------------------------------- > Talk is cheap. Use Yahoo! Messenger to make > PC-to-Phone calls. 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