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	<title>Comments on: Become a Role Model of Creativity</title>
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		<title>By: Annie</title>
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		<description>I love this post. You are saying something I discovered after my first son was born and use successfully in homeschooling my three sons. Modeling is a powerful tool in teaching. If I want my sons to have manners, I use them myself. If I want them to be avid readers, I let them see me reading voraciously. 

Modeling is equally powerful in terms of creative pursuits as well. I am a writer, and I work at home in my boys&#039; presence. My oldest is seven and is showing an increasing concern for use of language and the ideas he wants to convey. I attribute this at least in part to the fact that he seems me working on my own pieces. I also paint as a hobby. Last semester, I took my 7- and then 5-year-old to my night college classes so they could see me as a student in a learning environment. I was amazed at how their interest sparked when they could paint along with me in that setting and see me making my own creative choices.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I love this post. You are saying something I discovered after my first son was born and use successfully in homeschooling my three sons. Modeling is a powerful tool in teaching. If I want my sons to have manners, I use them myself. If I want them to be avid readers, I let them see me reading voraciously. </p>
<p>Modeling is equally powerful in terms of creative pursuits as well. I am a writer, and I work at home in my boys&#8217; presence. My oldest is seven and is showing an increasing concern for use of language and the ideas he wants to convey. I attribute this at least in part to the fact that he seems me working on my own pieces. I also paint as a hobby. Last semester, I took my 7- and then 5-year-old to my night college classes so they could see me as a student in a learning environment. I was amazed at how their interest sparked when they could paint along with me in that setting and see me making my own creative choices.</p>
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