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Did you know that reading reduces stress levels by half, preserves a person’s physical health and prevents many diseases? In this article, we raise the topic of the benefits of reading books for a child and give simple recommendations on how to instill in children a love of reading.
Emma Carlisle
Do you think your child has superpowers? As soon as he sees an action that interests him, he immediately tries to repeat it. And the interesting thing is that he does it quickly. Yes, all this is due to neuroplasticity and differences in the brain of a child and an adult.
Emma Carlisle
What if the child has an ugly handwriting, and attempts to improve it at home lead to nothing? In the article, we understand the main causes of poor handwriting in children and tell you how to correct it.
Emma Carlisle
Careful reading is not just a mechanical addition of words into one sentence, it is a real immersion in the meaning of what you read. When a child can read attentively, he can go to the most magical places, draw in the imagination of fantastic characters, live the feelings of the characters, analyze situations and penetrate deeply into the content of the text.
Emma Carlisle
Choosing a math course isn’t just about choosing a curriculum, it’s a valuable investment in your child’s future. Mathematics underlies many aspects of our lives and can become the foundation for the development of logical thinking, attention and memory. But how to choose a course that will bring the maximum benefit to the child? Let’s look at the key points that are worth paying attention to.
Emma Carlisle
The time is approaching when your child will go to first grade, and one of the key skills he will have to master is reading. How do you know if your child is ready for this important step? How can you, as a parent, help them along the way? Early learning to read is not a race, but a systematic process that should take into account the individual characteristics and interests of the child.
Emma Carlisle