How Decision-Making In Art Teach Children to Take Initiative.

Kaydia Gouldbourne
Mar 13
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Published: March, 2026

Creative children often develop a strong sense of initiative.

When children are given the opportunity to try and be creative without external judgments, they learn something important. They learn to trust their judgment.

They begin to explore their own possibilities, try new approaches, and think how things could improve.

This habit of thinking is one of the foundations of entrepreneurship and leadership.

It teaches children that they are capable of shaping their environment.

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