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por la bloguera invitada Cheryl R. Carter, mayo de 2022<\/b><\/p>\npor la bloguera invitada Cheryl R. Carter, mayo de 2022<\/b><\/p>\n
No obtuve mi apodo de perro sabueso educativo por accidente. Puedo olfatear el mejor enfoque educativo m\u00e1s r\u00e1pido de lo que un perro rabioso puede abalanzarse sobre una tortuga desprevenida. No har\u00e9 alarde de mi perspicacia acad\u00e9mica porque reconozco que mi celo por los asuntos escolares puede ser un poco excesivo a veces. Pero tengo algunos consejos que pueden sonar conflictivos para algunos padres. No intentar\u00e9 endulzar esta recomendaci\u00f3n, as\u00ed que aqu\u00ed est\u00e1: <\/span>Si tiene escritores en desarrollo serios, debe darles tiempo libre de sus estudios acad\u00e9micos para dedicar un tiempo de escritura enfocado. <\/b>Lo s\u00e9. Lo s\u00e9. Algunos de ustedes probablemente piensen que sus hijos me incitaron a hacer esa declaraci\u00f3n. Ellos no han. Sin embargo, incluso si lo hubieran hecho, no hace que mi declaraci\u00f3n sea menos cierta.<\/span><\/p>\n Dame un poco de tiempo para presentar mi caso. Si est\u00e1 criando escritores o novelistas serios, necesitan tiempo para explorar seriamente la musa. Ha sido mi experiencia que los escritores j\u00f3venes tienden a ser dotados escol\u00e1sticamente. Sin embargo, es posible que sus calificaciones no siempre reflejen su genio. Hay razones para este fen\u00f3meno. Las escuelas a menudo enfatizan las habilidades de pensamiento lineal, mientras que los escritores son m\u00e1s creativos. Los pensadores creativos se diferencian de los pensadores lineales en que deben participar activamente en su aprendizaje. Albert Einstein, por cierto, fue un pensador creativo. Descubri\u00f3 la teor\u00eda de la relatividad mientras hac\u00eda lo que podr\u00eda llamarse <\/span>so\u00f1ador<\/span><\/i>. Algunos han especulado que reflexion\u00f3 sobre la idea de caer, de alguien que se cae y no siente su peso. Por lo tanto, so\u00f1ar despierto condujo al descubrimiento del Principio de Equivalencia, que b\u00e1sicamente establece que la forma en que se siente la fuerza de la gravedad es la misma que una fuerza ficticia (no real) que se siente durante la aceleraci\u00f3n.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Los brillantes descubrimientos de Einstein ocurrieron esencialmente porque ten\u00eda el tiempo, el espacio y la libertad acad\u00e9mica para estar solo con sus pensamientos. Los escritores, particularmente los escritores serios, necesitan ese tiempo. En mis clases de taller de escritura, los escritores dotados a veces se sienten frustrados porque sus vidas est\u00e1n tan reglamentadas que tienen poco tiempo para la seria musa de la escritura.<\/span> Para que no pienses "bueno, son solo ni\u00f1os", Mary Shelley era una <\/span>apenas diecinueve a\u00f1os<\/span><\/i> cuando escribi\u00f3 el cl\u00e1sico <\/span>frankenstein<\/span><\/i>, habiendo comenzado la novela a los diecisiete a\u00f1os. SE Hinton ten\u00eda quince a\u00f1os cuando termin\u00f3 la renombrada novela, <\/span>Los forasteros<\/span><\/i>. Crist\u00f3bal Paolina escribi\u00f3 <\/span>Eragon<\/span><\/i> cuando ten\u00eda quince a\u00f1os, y Harper Collins public\u00f3 el libro de Alec Graven, de nueve a\u00f1os, <\/span>C\u00f3mo hablar con las chicas<\/span><\/i>. Estos \u00e9xitos no me sorprenden porque veo habilidades similares en mis acad\u00e9micos escritores y en mis autores en desarrollo todos los d\u00edas.<\/span><\/p>\n Mis talleres de escritura, clubes y clases crean una atm\u00f3sfera para la libertad de escritura. En mis clases de taller, inspiro a los j\u00f3venes autores a desarrollar su musa y a dar y aceptar cr\u00edticas de otros j\u00f3venes escritores. En este ambiente, los j\u00f3venes autores encuentran la libertad de expresi\u00f3n y creatividad. Todos los grandes escritores prosperan en comunidad. Aunque escribir es una actividad solitaria, la historia nos ha ense\u00f1ado la importancia de las comunidades de escritura.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n De sus clases de ingl\u00e9s en la escuela secundaria, probablemente recuerde haber aprendido sobre las famosas e hist\u00f3ricas colonias, asentamientos y comunidades de escritura. Mis talleres y clases de escritura en l\u00ednea buscan recrear estos ambientes.<\/span><\/p>\n Los j\u00f3venes escritores en ciernes necesitan tiempo dedicado con sus compa\u00f1eros creadores para que sus escritos sean aplaudidos y afirmados.<\/span> Internet ha proporcionado un medio para que los escritores j\u00f3venes se conecten con escritores de g\u00e9neros y edades similares. Mis alumnos de escritura me dicen que disfrutan mis clases porque reciben consejos de escritura que no son solo del maestro.<\/span>\u00a0<\/b><\/p>\n Espero que decida darle a su hijo un poco de libertad creativa este a\u00f1o escolar.<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n Cubrir pfoto por<\/span> Emmanuel Ikwuegbu<\/span><\/a> en<\/span> Unsplash<\/span><\/a><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" by guest blogger Cheryl R. Carter, May 2022 I did not earn my nickname the Educational Hound Dog by accident. I can sniff out the best educational approach faster than a rabid dog can pounce on an unsuspecting turtle. I won\u2019t flaunt my academic acumen because I recognize that my zeal for scholastic matters may be a bit excessive at times. But I do have some advice that may sound conflictual to some parents. I won\u2019t try to sugarcoat this recommendation, so, here it is: If you have serious developing writers, you should give them time off from their academic studies for some focused writing time. I know. I know. Some of you probably think your kids put me up to that declaration. They have not. However, even if they had, it does not make my statement any less true. Give me a bit of time to make my case. If you are raising serious writers or novelists, they need time to explore the muse seriously. It has been my experience that young writers tend to be scholastically gifted. However, their grades might not always reflect their genius. There are reasons for this phenomenon. Schools often emphasize linear thinking skills, while writers are more creative. Creative thinkers differ from linear thinkers in that they must be actively involved in their learning. Albert Einstein, by the way, was a creative thinker. He discovered the theory of relativity while doing what might be called daydreaming. Some have speculated that he mused over the thought of falling\u2014of someone falling and not feeling their weight. Thus, daydreaming led to the discovery of the Equivalence Principle, which basically states that the way the force of gravity is felt is the same as a fictitious (not real) force felt during acceleration.\u00a0 Einstein\u2019s brilliant discoveries essentially occurred because he had the time, space, and academic freedom to be alone with his thoughts. Writers, particularly serious writers, need such time. In my writing workshop classes, gifted writers are sometimes frustrated because their lives are so regimented that they have little time for the serious muse of writing. Lest you think \u201cwell, they are just children,\u201d Mary Shelley was a mere nineteen years old when she penned the classic Frankenstein, having begun the novel at age seventeen. S.E. Hinton was fifteen when she finished the renowned novel, The Outsiders. Christopher Paolina wrote Eragon when he was fifteen, and Harper Collins published nine-year-old Alec Graven\u2019s book, How to Talk to Girls. These successes do not surprise me because I see similar skills in my writing scholars and my developing authors every day. My writing workshops, clubs, and classes create an atmosphere for writing freedom. In my workshop classes, I inspire young authors to develop their muse and to give and accept criticism from other young writers. In this environment, young authors find the freedom of expression and creativity. All great writers thrive in community. Although writing is a solitary activity, history has taught us the importance of writing communities.\u00a0 From your high school English classes, you probably remember learning about the famous and historic writing colonies, settlements, and communities. My online writing workshops and classes seek to recreate these environments. Budding young writers need dedicated time with peer-creators to have their writing cheered and affirmed. The Internet has provided a means for young writers to connect with writers of similar genres and ages. My writing scholars tell me that they enjoy my classes because they get writing advice that is not just from the teacher.\u00a0 I hope you decide to give your child a bit of creative freedom this school year. Our guest blogger today, Cheryl Carter, and her husband, Derek, are two of our featured speakers at the upcoming Thrive! Conference. Cheryl is a professor, author, homeschooling mom, and the developer of the Young Author and College Prep Writing classes where through rigor, practice, and targeted skill building, students develop their collegiate and creative writing skills. Visit http:\/\/www.Learn4college.com\/about<\/a> to learn more. 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<\/span><\/i>Nuestra bloguera invitada de hoy, Cheryl Carter, y su esposo, Derek, son dos de nuestros oradores destacados en el pr\u00f3ximo Thrive! Conferencia<\/a>. Cheryl es profesora, autora, madre que educa a sus hijos en casa y creadora de los cursos Young Author y College Prep Writing, donde, a trav\u00e9s del rigor, la pr\u00e1ctica y el desarrollo de habilidades espec\u00edficas, los estudiantes desarrollan sus habilidades de escritura creativa y universitaria. Visite http:\/\/www.Learn4college.com\/about<\/a> aprender m\u00e1s.<\/span><\/i><\/p>\n