'Don't ask too many questions! This is the way we have always done it, so don't argue! You can only bring in your games to class after your exams are over! Just do as I told you! Why did you draw your plate square? A plate should be round! A rose should be coloured red. Not black!'
Sounds familiar? More often than not, we hear this regimental way of honing in skills and knowledge into the young minds in the past. Inhibiting creativity. Stifling the wanting to think out of the box. And moulding a character into one who is constantly afraid of exploring an unknown domain.
Well, gone are those days.
As a Learning Coach, the yearn for my coachees to be exposed to, explore and embrace creative ways of acquiring knowledge and skills has manifested to the creation of The Learning Exchange. Besides being a rich source of knowledge and skills acquisition, The Learning Exchange also serves as an alternative means for attitude-building.
With that, it is indeed a great pleasure for me to present to you, The Learning Exchange!
Yours sincerely,
The Learning Coach
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