Are Schools Losing Touch of Their Students’ Dreams?

Hi there,

In, today’s podcast, Are Schools Losing Touch of Their Students’ Divine Purpose?, I invited my son, Cam, to share his thoughts on a statement he heard yesterday during his live lesson with his current educational program. Cam resonated with the concern that schools are losing touch with their student’s dreams. In this episode, Cam and I discussed his recent school experiences with public schools and their impact on the generational cycle of pain. In addition, Cam shares five things schools can do to help the children they serve fulfill their divine purpose.

This podcast is not about blaming or bashing but about getting to the heart and thoughts of the matter. Even Tim, the author of the article I mentioned in today’s podcast, wrote that teachers didn’t like his writing. Many, including Lisa Nichols and Dr. Wayne Dyer, have mentioned teachers told them that they couldn’t write and went on to sell best-selling books. But how long did it take them to find their voice and the courage to write?

As always, let me know your thoughts.

1. Do you feel schools are more restrictive with the children they serve?
2. If so, is this restriction negatively impacting children to do the work they are here to do?
3. What school restrictions are you and your family dealing with?
4. What suggestions do you have for schools to help children fulfill their divine purpose?

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Here is the link to the Medium article I discussed during the podcast.

https://timhart0421.medium.com/the-education-system-is-killing-students-dreams-be-different-teach-students-dreams-are-possible-fdb1fd868659

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Respectfully,

Timika