Thinking like a child seems harder to do as you get older. We lose touch with our inner imagination and start thinking robotically. All our creativity, originality and imagination are hidden behind our new adult philosophy of carrying out daily routines and fitting in with others. But why do we try so hard to fit in with everyone else? Didn't they teach us in elementary school that being different is okay? What happened to us? When did things become so black and white in our world? Maybe it's because parts of our minds are trained by secondary and college professors to become uniform thinkers, or maybe it happens within us as we grow. Maybe it's because we don't want to put our most vulnerable talents on display for all to see because we can't handle criticism. In any case, as we grow older, we have lost something very essential. Using creative methods and classroom explorations can change the way we teach. It doesn't matter if we teach at the college level or kindergarten. We should always encourage every student to participate...