Before I could teach My Lil Ishaan, to ask questions, he has started questioning on every curious items that comes his way.

Thanks you Gowtham. I completely agree to the research and its outcome. We have all been bullied by the examination scene atleast at some point in our lives. And to be very honest, although it has helped, its outcome has been very limited, much less than what it is being made of. Life skills are a lot different than this.

True Somali, it indeed is a very beautiful gift to maintain that curiousity all through our lives. It serves us way better than judgements and mere acceptance of standards or thoughts pushed by others into our lives. The more we are able to maintain the essense of individuality, curiosity certainly helps it blossom.

He he, agreed mate. I guess somewhere knowingly or unknowingly a child who questions too much is usually snubbed and avoided and most times even scolded for the same and he is expected to maintain his curiousity. If I didn’t know any better, I guess it is a self defeating cycle!

Thank you Lata.. Indeed, I think curiosity is one of the most important traits a person can have and for the child it is life blood.

Thank you Abhijit. Unfortunately enough education has been highly overrated in the form of marks and accolades and highly underrated in the form a life defining aspect. The more we succumb to these lower standards, the more mechanical life gets and it really goes nowhere from there. Just like a blind man leading another.