Creative Learning with Santi Kusriny

Drive curiosity to fuel learning, especially in early years, turning experiences into arts and crafts. Reflect on your learning and observe your children to ignite the spark of curiosity.

Creative learning equips children for a changing future by fostering creativity, critical thinking, and social skills beyond academics. Parents observe interests, provide diverse activities, and support joyful, independent learning.

Explore multiple intelligences, including logical-mathematical, linguistic, spatial, bodily-kinesthetic, musical, interpersonal, intrapersonal, and naturalist. Observe children, journal their strengths, and expose them to varied experiences to develop their unique potential.

Explore four learning styles—visual, auditory, tactile, and kinesthetic—and learn how learners process information through observation, listening, touch, and movement while recording personal preferences in a journal.

Review materials, rewatch missed days, and write a reflective journal on your answers. Prepare ice markers, hardboard, blues, papers, and colorful pencils for next week's practical activities for your children.

Discover how learning becomes fun by combining images and stories with hands-on tricks—art, music, play, and experiments—while giving children freedom to explore, decide, and learn from mistakes.

Transform information into vivid visuals at home using doodles, flash cards, and learning apps to teach Chinese letters, times tables, and science with hands-on activities.

Learn to read aloud with intonation, movement, and expression to engage children, and use props, puppets, and storytelling games to build imagination, language, and early literacy through visual storytelling.

Apply the pomodoro technique with short work intervals and breaks after four cycles to boost children's focus, then reinforce learning by teaching and reflect through journaling.