Good at math in the future - Preschool intelligence optimization training

Author: Lu Kejian
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: Every parent hopes that their child can quickly adapt to school life, achieve good academic performance, and study efficiently after entering school. However, how can this goal be achieved? Many parents do not have a thorough understanding of how to do it. Some impatient parents may directly teach their children to recognize characters, learn calculations, memorize pinyin letters, and study school textbooks in advance, believing that this is the way to prepare for school. This approach of rushing things often backfires, not only failing to produce good learning outcomes but also making the training monotonous and boring, causing children to lose interest in learning. The author of this book takes a different approach, starting with cultivating scientific thinking methods and excellent thinking habits in young children. By using a series of interesting intelligence puzzles, the book trains children's language and math learning intelligence. Instead of focusing on rote memorization of knowledge, it helps children master methods, develop abilities, and gives them the "golden key" to learning. Every parent hopes that their child can quickly adapt to school life, achieve good academic performance, and study efficiently after entering school. However, how can this goal be achieved? Many parents do not have a thorough understanding of how to do it. Some impatient parents may directly teach their children to recognize characters, learn calculations, memorize pinyin letters, and study school textbooks in advance, believing that this is the way to prepare for school. This approach of rushing things often backfires, not only failing to produce good learning outcomes but also making the training monotonous and boring, causing children to lose interest in learning. The author of this book takes a different approach, starting with cultivating scientific thinking methods and excellent thinking habits in young children. By using a series of interesting intelligence puzzles, the book trains children's language and math learning intelligence. Instead of focusing on rote memorization of knowledge, it helps children master methods, develop abilities, and gives them the "golden key" to learning.