START a TASK, FINISH a TASK

Whether you are a teacher, a parent or a child; "start a task, finish a task" is one of the greatest principles that you can attain.   As a teacher, you are obligated to teach your students to stay focus and to always be willing to follow instructions.  As a parent it is your responsibility to prepare your children for "a learning experience" by doing your part at home. At home the child should learn the value of giving and learning how to share.  The concept is, "the more you give the more you will receive."  Most importantly, to be truthful. Being truthful is a learned behavior.   You don't have to teach a child how to lie, but they must be taught to tell the truth.  When a child learns the value of telling the truth, oppose to experiencing the consequences of lying.  They will learn to distinguish between RIGHT and WRONG.   A child is innocence until he tries to cover (hide) his deeds.  Then there is a sense of cognitive development.   Discipline is a KEY factor and a real motivator to help a child remember when they have done wrong.   Kids watch and they learn and they listen and they learn.  We must always communicate with our children.  They will talk to you if you value what they say.  When we fail to listen to them, they feel like what they say is not important.   Then there is the awesome task of teaching children to get along with other children. This is when the child must learn the GOLDEN RULE, "treat others the way you want to be treated."  This principle is hard for some adults to attain.  Some of our relationship are not good, simply because, we do not know how to treat people.   Kids are people too.  When a child receives some training in people skills, they will learn to respect others.  Children are very proud of their skills and they are always willing to show you what they can do.   Children have a sense of accomplishment when they can ride their bikes, for the first time without training wheels.   If you teach your children to always finish what they start, they will appreciate it later.   Get your children prepared for life; life is waiting on them.  It is embarrassing to start something and someone else has to finish it.   Start a task, finish a task...