Into the Surf -- Wall Art and Home Decor at Steve Henderson Collections
Learning by Example
Observational learning is something we start in childhood, as we watch and imitate those around us. While the concept of learning by example can become over-structured and complicated, at base it happens naturally, when parents live the behavior and precepts they are trying to teach.
Into the Surf celebrates this warm, natural, beautiful relationship between parent and child, as the mother leads, and the watching child follows. In the same way that the first, best, and lasting teachers of our lives are our parents, so also are they the first to show us what leadership looks like.
Celebrate Teaching through Wall Art, Home Decor, and Apparel
Into the Surf is available at this link as prints in various sizes, prices, and formats (framed prints, canvas, metal art, acrylic, wood, poster) as well as an image on everyday products (coffee mugs, phone cases, shower curtains, throw pillows, apparel, greeting cards, duvet covers, beach towels and more) at Steve Henderson Collections
We don't often think of parents as leaders, as the term is generally reserved for business or political use. But parents are, indeed, leaders, and when they love and listen to their children, they are the best example of leaders that there is. When parents teach by example, they're highly conscious that they can't leave the office, so to speak, and not be seen and observed by their children. If the parents' words do not match their actions, then the children will know (and, quite probably, comment on any discrepancies).
Into the Surf finds the viewer on the coast, in the surf, on a sunny afternoon in which the breeze is perfect and the temperature just right. Mother and child wade out into the water, and the child watches intently as the mother focuses and moves and leads. Haltingly, but with increasing confidence, the child copies the actions of the mother, learning by example and imitation.
One generation passes on to another, the wisdom of the older to the eagerness of the younger.
Learning by Example
Observational learning is something we start in childhood, as we watch and imitate those around us. While the concept of learning by example can become over-structured and complicated, at base it happens naturally, when parents live the behavior and precepts they are trying to teach.
Into the Surf celebrates this warm, natural, beautiful relationship between parent and child, as the mother leads, and the watching child follows. In the same way that the first, best, and lasting teachers of our lives are our parents, so also are they the first to show us what leadership looks like.
Celebrate Teaching through Wall Art, Home Decor, and Apparel
Into the Surf is available at this link as prints in various sizes, prices, and formats (framed prints, canvas, metal art, acrylic, wood, poster) as well as an image on everyday products (coffee mugs, phone cases, shower curtains, throw pillows, apparel, greeting cards, duvet covers, beach towels and more) at Steve Henderson Collections
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Good Leaders Lead by Example
We don't often think of parents as leaders, as the term is generally reserved for business or political use. But parents are, indeed, leaders, and when they love and listen to their children, they are the best example of leaders that there is. When parents teach by example, they're highly conscious that they can't leave the office, so to speak, and not be seen and observed by their children. If the parents' words do not match their actions, then the children will know (and, quite probably, comment on any discrepancies).
Into the Surf finds the viewer on the coast, in the surf, on a sunny afternoon in which the breeze is perfect and the temperature just right. Mother and child wade out into the water, and the child watches intently as the mother focuses and moves and leads. Haltingly, but with increasing confidence, the child copies the actions of the mother, learning by example and imitation.
One generation passes on to another, the wisdom of the older to the eagerness of the younger.