Train Brain with Animation


Isn’t it amazing how the human brain can multitask? A human brain’s functionalities and the use of these functionalities is what makes an individual unique. Factually, human brain can be divided into two parts- the left brain and the right brain. The right brain coordinates with the left side of the body and is what facilitates you creativity, imagination, intuition, holistic thought process and art awareness. On the other hand, your left brain controls the right side of the body and is the more academic and logical side of the brain.
            Essentially, the focus always goes on augmenting the academic skills of children. The right brain is the one that offers skills to create and develop a smarter and productive individual. It is as important to train and boost these skills as it is to clinch to academic progress.
Identifying children’s creative side is crucial and nurturing this side is all the more important.
Most researchers agree on the theory that creative students are better problem solvers in all areas of life. Creativity finds a gauge in seeing things from different perspectives or what is called “out of the box” thinking. Hence identifying children’s creative side is crucial and nurturing this side is all the more important.
Animation is one such intuitive art form of storytelling which is a mix of imagination, characters, and colors. Children can weave their own story and narrate it through animation. Children deeply connect to animations and cartoons ever since childhood because it takes them through a life of fantasy. Animation also has a distinct way of comprehending reality that could be impactful. It is an effective way of communicating with the audience. Creative art activities help children practice fine motor control. Especially animation supports development of a child in a holistic way including physical, social, cognitive and emotional development. 

Like Walt Disney  rightly quoted - "Animation can explain whatever the mind of man can conceive".
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