Patient's question:
Seeking advice; Child is 3.5 years old, peak score 56; percentile 60; language IQ 103; language mental age 3 years 8 months. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Unable to understand what kind of assistance is needed; solving equations, please guide.Doctor's answer:
Guidance: Based on your description and considerations, people often regard lively, outgoing, and expressive children as intelligent and highly intelligent. In fact, this is very one-sided. Intelligence should include many aspects, such as experience, thinking, language expression, logical reasoning, and logic, and more importantly, the ability to create original hypotheses and solve problems. In summary, intelligence includes the ability to experience the world and improve the world, and it is not just a conclusion based on general performance.