Dacher Keltner

whenever they're wanting to.

Yep, my best friend Memo and I got tossed out of that class in college.

Yeah, you know, and that's the point, which is, you know, I struggle to meditate.

I am wound up.

That's just what I got, you know, in my nervous system.

And awe really...

as I wrote this book in a very hard time in my life.

I was like, yeah, that's what grounded me in life is nature and the moral beauty of seeing Nelson Mandela come out of prison in Oakland Coliseum.

I think about that and I just got goosebumps, you know, that's with me today.

So it was all that lifted me up.

Tell me what it means.

As part of the reading readiness program, children are trained to look from left to right.

Phonics and the alphabet help children learn to spell.

Patty is arranging words in alphabetical order.

Danny is dividing them into syllables.

Kenneth is placing the accent mark.

This kind of teaching was the standard for a long time, in the U.S.