YOU GOTTA BE BOLD YOU GOTTA BE BRAVE HOW TO

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'Cause in your heart is where it all begins All comments are moderated by the Learning Network staff, but please keep in mind that once your comment is accepted, it will be made public.(with Jeff Lewis, Mitchell Hope, Cameron Boyce, Booboo Stewart, Sofia Carson)īut still there's so much road ahead of me Students 13 and older in the United States and Britain, and 16 and older elsewhere, are invited to comment. Teachers, check out this guide to learn how you can incorporate them into your classroom. Want more writing prompts? You can find all of our questions in our Student Opinion column.

YOU GOTTA BE BOLD YOU GOTTA BE BRAVE HOW TO

Is there a young person in your life who, like Clark, might have some wisdom, or knowledge, about how to live and deal with challenges? Who and why? Who in your life gives good advice? Can you remember a time when this person’s help was especially useful? Why?Īre you usually comfortable asking for advice, or do you prefer to solve problems on your own?ĭo you like to give advice? Why or why not? Whom do you find yourself helping this way? What do you think of Clark’s advice? Would any of it be helpful to you? Students, read the entire article, then tell us: I tell him, ‘Even if it’s a bad day, when you get home, I’ll hug you.’” “There have been so many times when there’s nothing I can do. “Even if it’s a yucky day, you can get a hug.” “I’ve been teaching him breath exercises when he gets upset.” “You gotta take a deep breath and you gotta do it again.” “When he’s upset, sometimes I tell him to think about things he’s looking forward to. “Even if you cry a little, you can think about potato chips!” I don’t know where the dinosaur thing came from.” “He really loves Dolly Parton’s ‘Coat of Many Colors.’ When kids are making fun of her in school, she still went in and was brave and talks to those kids. I don’t know where the ‘I smell good’ came up, but I like it. I’ve never corrected it because I like it better. “He knows you can be scared of something, so he talks about being brave of things. “You say, ‘I am brave of this meeting! I am loved! I smell good!’” Sometimes I tell him, ‘Say it like you mean it.’ I guess he translated that.” “Another mom on Twitter talked about saying affirmations with their kid before school. “You gotta say your affirmations in your mouth and your heart.” Here is some of Clark’s advice, in bold, with his mother’s explanation below each idea. When his mother posted that advice on Twitter, it was retweeted nearly 24,000 times and liked more than 94,000 times. What followed was a stream of uplifting advice. “Mama, I am nervous all the time,” he told his mother, Gwenyth Todebush. Sometimes he cries.īut when his mother recently told him she was feeling a little anxious about a meeting, he knew he could help. In “ Need a Life Coach? This 5-Year-Old Can Help.,” Tara Parker-Pope tells what happened:įor 5-year-old Clark Todebush, the transition to kindergarten after two years of pandemic isolation hasn’t been easy. Not many people think of asking very young children for help with complicated problems, but one 5-year-old’s advice for dealing with anxiety recently went viral after his mother shared it on Twitter.

Whom do you turn to when you need advice? Is it usually someone older than you, like a parent or a teacher? Have you ever gotten advice from someone much younger?ĭo you like to give advice? If so, do you usually give that kind of help to your friends, your family or someone else?

You gotta be bold you gotta be brave