How to Raise Smarter Children | Neil deGrasse Tyson | Goalcast

World-renowned cosmologist Neil deGrasse Tyson shares one profoundly simple piece of parenting advice about a child's innate desire for exploration.

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[lavenderblossom]

"we spend the first year of their lives teaching them to stand and walk, and the rest of their lives to sit down and shut up"
-Neil DeGrasse Tyson

[NihselV]

Ain't that the truth. Let kids be kids and learn the world. Thats how the best scientist, musicians, artist, etc are made.

[TheSoundofTanay]

Naturally, a child 'does' and then 'learns.' Unfortunately, the modern education system makes us 'learn' first and then decides whether we can 'do' or not.

[AxiomApe]

I think this is top 3 most beautiful things I've *ever* heard *Neil Degrasse Tyson* say. As a parent I am very thankful for another lesson, as always.

[amaliawilson]

I'm proud of myself I let my kids learn and enjoy everything.

[mya]

My role as a mom and job as a Early Childhood Teacher was so fulfilling .
I will always love viewing the world through children's eyes🙏🏼

[GorgonsEye]

Compared to the conventional methods of teaching, as a teacher, I listen to kids' ideas and theories before lecturing them. Seeing from their eyes instead of yours helps them observe and stimulate their senses faster and effectively. Let them express their inner passions and feelings about the world around them, and keep them curious about learning because these are the most important elements of bringing up leaders of tomorrow. :)

[rutvigohel]

❤️❤️👩‍👦 I’m lucky to watch this video when my baby is 1 year!!! I’ll keep his intelligence within him, I’ll not spoil his intelligence! Thank you sir

[AbhijeetSingh-lfuu]

No one ever stop me much except my father
You know learning is easy now becoz I've been an experimentive kid and believe me, now you don't need to learn physics so as to understand the concepts, they've been in my general understanding since my childhood.

[amaliawilson]

I m so proud of my self as a parent I let my kids make a mess and learn and we clean we are done and now I have smart kids thank you for this video I hope parent learn from it.

[lisadabbs]

It's a beautiful thing to see a small child's curiosity when he explores the world around him. That's why is such a tragedy when that child gets indoctrinated, because that ends his quest for discovery on how the world works.
An indoctrinated child is an easy target because he doesn't have the intellectual tools to protect himself from the charlatans and self appointed prophets among us.
We should instill in our children the love of Science and how to think critically so they don't become useful idiots in the hands of unscrupulous ideologues.

[joyofcreationcrochet]

This is how kids learn. We should not stop them unless it's unsafe.

[jesterpoker]

I have always had the question of why some people are intrigued by learning new things while others don’t even attempt to get smarter.

[Faheemsnotes]

Thatz y we ol love Neil deGrasse Tyson sir 💕💕💕

[Atlanta]

We are born #scientists EXPERIMENTING with life.
#Kids are fine, #adults need the #education.

[akashbernard]

Why does the background music sound like a spin-off version of Time by Hans Zimmer?

[gracesakunthala]

It's not the kids who need a change, it's now time for the parents to accept the change and help them achieve their goal

[PostalReptiles]

Perfectly put. The kids will be fine if we just let them be kids.

[ahmedimranimran]

I really agree with him let the kid find out on its own