11/11/2025
👦✨ When I volunteered in schools — from elementary to high school teacher 👨🏫 — I met hundreds of kids, teachers, and parents. Each class was different. Sometimes we watched cartoons, sometimes documentaries. But my favorite part was always their curiosity.
I remember a group of kids who, after our talk about health and emotions, secretly Googled everything I said. Later they came to me with questions — big, real questions. Their teachers told me it never happened before. That moment I realized:
💡 kids don’t need more information — they need inspiration to stay curious.
Was 2016 then.Today they use ChatGPT and AI instead of Google. But the principle is the same.
Our role as parents, mentors, and teachers is not to teach them how to use the tools — it’s to show them how to think, how to ask the right questions, how to be forever students.
Because the next generation will not just learn from AI — they will teach it what truly matters: their values, creativity, and humanity.
And this begins with us — with how we lead by example.
🧠❤️ What was the most powerful thing you learned from a child?
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