Right Brain Development Happy Growth (5~6 years old)

Author: Ma Xiujuan, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: With the popularity of Montessori and Harvard's multiple intelligences education concepts, a wave of right-brain development has begun to rise in the market. Theoretically, the knowledge storage capacity of the right brain is 1 million times that of the left brain. However, in reality, our right brains have many untapped areas. The function of the left brain is similar to a computer—relying on rote memorization and prone to forgetting, primarily manifesting in one-sided functions such as text-based, analytical, computational, and symbolic tasks. The function of the right brain is akin to a creative inventor, utilizing "image memory" through the recognition of object shapes and functions, which is beneficial for creative and long-term memory. It primarily manifests in areas such as musical, auditory, artistic, intuitive, visual, comprehensive, experiential, sensory, and imaginative functions. This series of books is strictly developed based on the characteristics of right-brain development and psychological development in children under the age of 6. It focuses on interactive game designs between mothers and children, as well as between teachers and students, emphasizing the combination of multiple intelligences, autonomy, independence, hands-on activities, and active exploration. The goal is to develop children's right brains, enhance their intelligence, and unlock their potential through language training, sensory training, mathematical training, proprioceptive training, and daily life training. This right-brain development program aims to equip children with "the capital for a lifetime" and make them future winners!