Left and Right Brain Development Series Left Brain Development for Ages 7-8

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Publish Date: 2005-12-02
Features: Every parent hopes their child is exceptionally intelligent and will never overlook the development of their intellect and potential. Our brains are the source of wisdom: the left and right brains work in remarkably different ways, performing tasks. The left brain tends to use language, numbers, and logic for thinking, while the right brain excels in visual, spatial, and imaginative thinking. However, the activity between the two brain hemispheres is not conducted in a division-of-labor manner but rather supports and coordinates with each other. The left and right brains communicate with each other at a speed of 1 billion bits per second. Scientific research shows that during the 3-12 age period, all brain cells are developing healthily. This period is twice as active in brain activity as adults, making it the period of most agile thinking and the best time for intellectual development. Therefore, it is wise for parents to engage in scientific and systematic intellectual development for their children at the age of 3. Long-term practices by child psychologists and educators have also proven that early childhood is the most precious period for intellectual development. Fully developing children's intelligence during this period and ensuring the coordinated use and integration of both the left and right brains are the foundations for comprehensive intellectual development in children.