Unleashing children's intellectual potential: beyond the shackles of traditional cognition

Children's intelligence is far more than how many words they know, how many children's songs they recite or how many arithmetic skills they master. It covers children's psychological characteristics of acquiring knowledge and solving practical problems, as well as their ability to cope with the environment and adapt to new situations. This paper will discuss how to unlock children's intellectual potential from the perspective of transcending traditional cognition.

Develop physical activity ability

For infants, developing their physical activity ability is the key to improve their future intelligence level. Let children grow up freely in a relaxed and comfortable environment, which is conducive to their sensory development and promote physical and mental health.

Enrich sensory stimulation

It is also important to give children rich sensory stimulation. Create an environment full of bright colors and interesting objects for them, and let them have the opportunity to touch, see and master these objects. Such stimulation can not only promote their brain development, but also stimulate their creativity and curiosity.

Encourage children to try.

We should encourage children to try. When children show risky behavior, let's give them support and encouragement, not overprotection. Only by letting children experience, explore and try, can they really develop the quality of courage and self-confidence and lay a solid foundation for their future growth.