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Demonstration
Students, laborers, and the people which took place on Thursday (8/28) seized public attention.Demonstration news spread on
social media
easily.
Unfortunately, not a few children are users of social media.Not a few children who asked their parents about what happened yesterday.
Dika (40), claimed to be confused when your child asked about what happened yesterday.His son asked what was a demonstration, what was the DPR, and others.
“I finally rely on chatgpt so the answer is just right for small children,” he told
cartitleloansIndonesia.com
, Friday (29/8).
Explain politics to children, especially those that lead to t -shirts, are certainly not an easy matter.Language to the point of view must be really well considered.
As a result, not a few parents who actually avoid discussing politics with their children.In fact, involving children in democracy in a way that can be understood is the right way.
Summarize various sources, here are some ways to explain politics to children.
1. Control your anxiety first
As the flight attendant said during the flight, if the air pressure drops, install the oxygen mask for yourself first, then help others.The same applies to this situation.
Quote
Psychology Today
, infectious anxiety and inhibit a person’s ability to talk.If anxiety is resolved, then parents can provide a sense of security and stable for children.
2. Encourage discussions about values
Political beliefs will always be rooted in personal beliefs.Talking with children about politics must also start from there.Talking with children about politics must also start from there.
Citing the Children’s Hostpital Colorado page, frame political in this way can facilitate discussions about which choices or policies are considered fair or moral in ways that can be understood by children and adolescents.
That way, children will be encouraged about what they believe as something fair and precise.
3. Start with your child’s question
Start by asking what they hear or what they think and feel.This allows you to correct the misinformation received by your child.
4. Compare with family disputes
Explain that like people in the family, the people and the government can also not always agree on certain ways or values.Sometimes disputes can be very large and cause conflict.
It’s just that, as in the family, adults try to find solutions.
5. Lay with the rules at school
You can also explain that a country has the rules and laws agreed upon by everyone for justice.
When the leader no longer agrees or acts outside the actual rules, it can cause problems for everyone.
To explain this, associate with the usual rules in school.When there is a teacher or child who acts outside the rules, what happens is chaos.
6. Use the analogy ‘maid’
‘Maid’ refers to people who are willing to take their time to solve problems.This is the same as a household assistant at home that helps parents when overwhelmed by home affairs.
Remind the child that even in a chaotic situation, there will be people like community leaders, emergency response officers, and volunteers, who move to help others and solve problems.
7. Help children get information from trusted sources
Now, a variety of information can just be spread on social media, especially Tiktok.Children are easily exposed to information that is not necessarily true.
Tell children not to be too influenced by information on social media.If necessary, in the midst of a t -shirt situation, limit the use of children’s social media.
Parents need to provide information based on trusted sources.
(ASR/ASR)
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