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Maker culture, the do-it-yourself culture. With digitization in vogue the mainstream media are open to this technology. How can we encourage our children to be a forum for teaching and learning? Buying them tablets for example? Give them half an hour to play on our smartphones? Is this challenging them? Is it teaching them within the maker culture? How sure are we about this?
Our world is no longer the same… there is the paradigm of the new century. Digital world. Education 4.0 and educational institutions are innovating in their teaching and learning methods, and are parents aware of this?
Innovation is the jargon of these times and the big difference is to keep up to date. It is well known how poor we are, how poor of intelligent thoughts we are… we have resources but we don't know how to exploit them. Our public managers are the best examples for this!
Africa helps with commodities to build 5G infrastructure, however, not even 1/3 of its population has access to 4G technology. Sad!
“Son comes to touch his father's cell phone” and what happens after that experience? What if your kid surprises you with skill like unlocking your smartphone's pattern? In our view, it is the responsibility of parents 4.0 to encourage their children, not to repress them, but to give them the freedom and creativity necessary for future skills, quoting Agostinho da Silva, today the man who is born is a unique creator and creator.
Submitting them in an environment that eliminates monotony, that is, with applications, games or gamification content. Giving them points and guiding them on the flashcard will be educating the “new man”, a new paradigm must be entered. Therefore, parents 4.0 are apprentices and mentors of a teaching and learning method that presents the prototype of education 4.0. “Revolution” is the watchword of the socialists and with the “4th revolution” and the proliferation of big techs modern capitalism has expanded, we take advantage here of the words of Dr. Deepak Chopra to reaffirm that every belief can expand and our usual sin has been narrow-mindedness. Eyesight!
