The way you interact with digital will change dramatically if you try creating something rather than just looking at it. Even if you can't do it well, the experience of working with your own hands will give you strength later on.
I tell them that what you can't understand just by looking at them becomes clear when you make them, so the experience of making them becomes a source of strength.
If you make it, you will be less likely to think you understand it.
When I watch videos or see good work, I feel like I can do it. However, if you try it yourself, you will be able to see for the first time what is difficult and where you can improve.
Children who create also develop the ability to repair.
Because there are situations where things don't go as planned, you develop the ability to try, fix, and try again. Creating them is a deeper practice than memorizing the answers.
Today, instead of just looking at it, let's try making something with our hands.
At Digital Kodomo BASE, we value the experience of making something more than a good work. Digital becomes more interesting when you turn to the creator side.