Teaching children became much easier for me once I realized that I occasionally phase completely out of their perceivable reality.
I've learned to coach them through active listening practices to find out what they have even heard for the first time, yet. Regardless of how many times I've repeated myself.
Yeah. It'll be a huge time saver. I understand they think they can have it having whole technology holy wars with itself soon, while the rest of us relax.
Me too. A pretty good template could be the Marvel Comic series "Franklin Richard's", where the son of Mr Fantastic gets up to hilarious science hijinks in his father's lab.
For any newbies reading along, as a veteran, who writes job descriptions, I can confirm this is 100% accurate.