Summary
In this conversation, Kelly interviews her friend Heather Brummel, who has a background in art education and currently teaches art classes to kindergartners. They discuss Heather's journey in childcare and education, her approach to planning art classes, and the importance of encouraging creativity in children. They also play a word association game to test how in sync their thinking is.
Takeaways
- The importance of allowing children to freely express themselves through art and not placing pressure on creating a perfect outcome.
- The role of teachers in supporting art classes and encouraging children's creativity.
- The potential long-term benefits of art for children's personal growth and development.
- The value of art as a bonding experience and a way to relax and have fun.
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