"الطفل العامل يصبح شخصًا يتمتع بالعديد من السمات مستقلاً وقادرًا على اتخاذ القرارات ومنفتحًا على العالم ومدركًا للعالم من حوله"
— Maria Montessori
Simplified Meaning:
When a child is given tasks or responsibilities, they learn and grow in a lot of different ways. They become more self-reliant, meaning they can do things on their own without always needing help from others. They also get better at making choices and understanding what’s happening around them. Imagine a kid who helps out with household chores. By setting the table, they learn about organization; by cooking, they learn about timing and following steps. This hands-on experience helps them become more confident and capable individuals. So, if you give children opportunities to work and take on responsibilities, they develop important life skills that teach them to be independent and aware of their surroundings. Parents and educators can support this growth by giving kids manageable tasks, which helps them become well-rounded adults.
