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How to Make Pocket Money A Good Lesson for Kids This article from REA Group piqued our curiosity. Matilda Stevenson, the author, titles it Switching My Mindset from ‘What Would I Like to Learn’ to ‘What Would I Like to Teach’.
She offers up some fascinating nuggets of wisdom here. This one was particularly thought-provoking:
In this situation though, it’s easy to feel like an impostor and therefore not feel qualified to teach, but I think embracing being an impostor is a positive. It helps me see teaching others as an opportunity to find the gaps in my knowledge, and to consolidate concepts in my own mind.
Take a look at the rest of it to for more fascinating ideas from Matilda.
