I love community effort because joining hands together is the best way to leverage the power of all. I love education because knowledge is power. Now you probably know why I support and decided to promote Hive account@steemiteducation. Hive account@steemiteducation is an amazing community of teachers and educators that support each other. This community hopes to make the world a better place by promoting educational posts and authors that create them. Read exactly how they put it:

The steemiteducation account was started to bring all educators together on this platform. We believe that education gives us better knowledge of the world around us and it changes the world into a better place. We are a close community and young and old, work together, to share ideas, teach each other, and learn from each other.

So to support and promote this amazing community of educators, I will make 2 posts each week - every saturday and wednesday - to review my 5 top posts curated by Hive account@steemiteducation in the last 2 or 3 days. I will probably increase the number of posts if I have the time to read more. The aim is to promote the community and authors that volunteered to spread knowledge. This is my little contribution to support the efforts of Hive account@steemiteducation for bringing teachers and educators together.

So lets get into the business!

My top 5 posts for today 22/6/2019

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1. NEVER PRESSURE CHILDREN TO DO WHAT YOU COULD NOT.

Such an interesting article about helping children achieve their goals and still remain humble. Hive account@bigbear encouraged parents to allow their kids choose their career of choice when they grow up. They should not pressure them but needs to provide support and motivation to enable kids achieve their goals. However, the article warned that parents should let their kids know that they are not better than others, but should be happy to achieve success. More insight can be found in the article.

2. The Debt We Owe Future Generations | We owe our Children a thriving, just and sustainable future

Hive account@mr-greens used this post to teach us all about our responsibilities to our children. We owe them a bight future, peace, sustainable planet, happiness and much more. We should not cause them pain, but should provide the things they need for a comfortable life. Read this article and see what else we should do for our kids.

3. 'Greenhouse effect' explained for little ones

Hive account@anneke explained the greenhouse effect to kids in an understandable way. Using the example of a literal greenhouse, the article explained how real greenhouse gases increases the earth's temperature. Other effects includes the melting of icebergs which causes flooding and displaces and kills some animals and humans. Read this article and find out how you can explain greenhouse effect to kids.

4. SCHOOL FOR PARENTS: Perseverance: an important value for the success of the child.

I featured this article because even some adults need to learn perseverance. Hive account@deisip67 explained the importance of teaching kids perseverance from an early age. One way to teach perseverance is through educational games like puzzles. These games help kids to develop patience and have a waiting attitude while learning at the same time. More advice about teaching perseverance can be found in the article.

5. HOMEWORK OR NO HOMEWORK, THAT IS THE QUESTION.

Hive account@methusalem wrote on a really important subject in this post. Most parents do the homework for their kids. This is entirely wrong. Instead, they should teach their kids to learn to do it by themselves. It should be the same with tasks that we ask then to handle. If they did it the wrong, teach them how to do it right instead of doing it for them. that way, they learn to solve their problems instead of depending on other people.

Conclusion

There you have it. Those are the top 5 posts curated by Hive account@steemiteducation in the past 2 or 3 days I enjoyed most. Remember its my personal opinion. If your post was not included, that does not mean it was not great. But these are the ones I picked among the many curated by Hive account@steemiteducation.

Disclaimer: The images accompanying the selected posts were taken from the posts. I am not the owner. Also, the images were resized to fit in with how I formatted this post. Thank you for dropping by.

Apologies: I made this post a day later than the usual time. I had a really tight schedule. But better late than never. Hope you understand?

Recommendation

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