Lucy Antunez Senior Project.  “If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them.

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Lucy Antunez Senior Project

 “If you want your children to be intelligent, read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them more fairy tales.” ―Albert Einstein

 Fairy Tales  Morals  Psychology  Archetypes

 The argument on this topic is about the criticism and dismissal on the value of stories and fairy tales.

 Promotes hopes and dreams  Enhances vocabulary and worldly knowledge  Expands imagination and creativity

 Teaches politeness, manners, and respect  Leads by example that good behavior is always rewarded  Motivates readers to maintain hope and persevere through difficult times

 Provides clear moral guidance  Recognize suspicious or wicked people  Create a proper environment for your children/understanding your children

 Sigmund Freud  Bruno Bettelheim  Otto Rank  Many psychologists have concluded that fairy tales are good for children’s development.

 Fairy tales help children develop moral skills.  Fairy tales help adults understand their children.  Psychologists deem stories are good for a child’s developmental health.

 Parents should encourage their children to read and not watch shows like Jersey Shore and South Park, and learn to value morality rather than being materialistic.

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