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Amazingly, he creates big loops as if from nowhere and lines with no direction become his symbolic language of forms. Is the child mirroring the planetary cycle? An explanation for this means of expression would be futile until one looks closely enough. And so it is the same principle in child-rearing. As a child grows, different signals are given at every stage of development.


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DR. EUGEN KOLISKO

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Rhythms of the body

By Susana Calalay-Yniguez | March 23, 2006 - 12:00am

When a child picks up his first drawing instrument, whether a crayon or a pencil, and starts to scribble on a paper, the wall or floor, he begins to speak from within. Amazingly, he creates big loops as if from...

Science and Environment

Can we save our children?

By Susana Calalay-Yñiguez | February 21, 2006 - 12:00am

Last August 2005, I was aghast when I chanced upon a feature on CNN showing very young Filipino children imprisoned with hardened criminals. Although I may have heard about this in the past, I did not fully realize...

Health And Family