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One summer I dropped a bucket down a well. After many unsuccessful attempts to get it with a metal "cat", I decided to use a ring magnet from a powerful acoustic speaker to "guide" the cat. Having hung a magnet, from the very first call he hooked a bucket and took it out of the well.

I would be glad if my experience is useful to someone else.

magnet in the well

Author: S.Maleev

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The stories that animals, birds and insects tell usually carry some kind of morality, that is, the animals must explain to the children what is good and what is bad. At the same time, no one is embarrassed that children watch, listen and read about characters who are not at all like them, and are unlikely to spread "animal" norms of behavior to the people around them.

Psychologists from the University of Toronto compared the reactions of children aged 4-6 to different stories that were supposed to teach them to share with others. In one story, people acted, in another - anthropomorphic animals that can speak and are dressed in human clothes; there was also a third story in which there was no altruistic morality at all. Before reading, the children were given a dozen stickers and told to share them with someone else; after they read the book, they again had a chance to benefit someone else with stickers.

The most generous of the children were those who read a book with human characters. On the contrary, those who read about anthropomorphic animals, and those who read history without altruistic morality, were not very inclined to share their "treasures".

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It is only worth remembering that children cannot always understand that this is an allegory, and adults need to explain in detail what the story with a mouse or a fox has to do with the real world surrounding the child.

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