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21 the February the 2018

Educate in affection

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Affection is an important topic for people of any age, education and affection in theory should not be two separate things, however for a long time in the field of education, affection stayed on the sidelines, because special importance was given to discipline and teacher-student limits, as well as at home parents and children. However, over the years this situation has changed, affection is a stimulus that makes the child feel calmer, relaxed and happy to fulfill their activities or obligations, Well, showing affection should not undermine the rules that exist at home or at school.

Affection is that feeling that someone feels towards another person, it's about the hobby, sympathy and pleasure that is achieved towards someone else, no matter the age, the gender, social class, etc.

Educating in affection is maintaining the balance between giving the child affection, respect and discipline in teaching.

In the adult world, we are so focused on teaching the subjects, the rules, values ​​that we put aside the feelings of the child, just as it is important to teach manners, Languages, sport, art, one of the skills they must learn is affection and empathy towards others because, in the long run they will make them more sociable beings and with healthier relationships.

The affection in the child is equal or more important because it will serve him in the present and future, educating in the affection and in the demonstration of it gives the child an emotional and affective development that is essential for daily coexistence.

The right samples, with the appropriate message of caring helps the developing person not to be afraid of feelings, to manifest them and to generate camaraderie, solidarity and love towards other people.

By nature, people are affective beings, from the moment of birth we have emotional ties and affective ties, It is not something that in itself is learned, they are born with us but what makes the difference is the ability to express good feelings and those that are not so much.

Affections are linked to behaviors and thoughts, because feeling them gives the freedom to experience emotions that with the passage of time are left behind, because the main fear when feeling affection is to see yourself vulnerable, hence, It is decided to hide and repress the displays of affection, which in the future leads to a withdrawn and apparently harsh behavior.

Giving and receiving affection is a must, and in the case of children it makes them aware of the sensations they experience, and to differentiate, understand and express these emotions and the ties they have with family, friends and even pets and at the same time identify the way in which they affect, benefit or bring consequences in daily life as well as being able to give and receive affection without fear of rejection, without fear of not knowing how to do it and without fear of being fragile in front of other people.

In addition, educating within the affection has as its main basis educating not to depend on and have affection starting with oneself and towards others, They well say that "no one can give what they do not have inside" and this ability is achieved in education from home and from school.

Displays of affection at school

In education, I remember that, inside the classrooms for more than 20 years the first limit that was marked by teacher student was a step in front, right where the blackboard is, that rung marked the superiority, the authority that the teacher has, now those steps no longer exist which allows us to have a closer relationship. The teachers were limited to giving their technical knowledge, theorists, practical but not caring about feelings or the impact some words and scolding have on a child, with this I do not say that, you have to be one hundred percent at the same level because discipline and certain hierarchical limits must still exist, but showing the child enthusiasm for his effort, for your advance, expressing what he does well, your improvement points, His achievements… that is precisely affection.

If you want to educate in affection the main base and the first step is to show affection showing so, Giving love to another is not synonymous with weakness, on the contrary it is strength, is to show that opening the feelings is not bad, it's a matter of channeling it, find the time and place.

Love does not weaken, strengthens, Contradictorily, when repressing the samples, the affect cannot be repressed by falling into a complicated point of confusion.. To teach a child to express himself he must know that it is natural, that it is healthy and that it is not a cause for fear, then they will learn that loving does not make us "little", loving another enriches the soul.

Children are mainly the ones who need the most signs of affection, giving it to them gives them security and confidence in themselves.

Your teacher, Dad, what are you reading me?, do not hesitate to let yourself be hugged, chiquear for the child, if they do it is because they see admiration in you, example, truth, for children an adult, a father, a teacher is the experience, the voice of truth, the main example to follow, running to hug you despite giving them discipline is a way of telling you "you are from my team" and they share the most valuable thing they have with you …. Your honey.

Some tips for the affect-education balance

  • Do not hesitate to show your affection, admiration, you are an example.
  • It is one thing not to repress and another to press, affections are shown naturally, do not force a child to give a kiss or a hug if they do not feel it as it can be confusing for the child, respect their freedom to express feelings to whomever they wish.
  • Accompany gestures with words and hugs.
  • Helps the child to identify emotions related to affection.

But above all… educate them not to feel sorry, fear, or guilt when feeling or showing love… to say "I love you".

Reference: educapeques.com


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