Early Childhood 8 Intelligences Training - (4 years old)

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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: Language intelligence refers to the ability to use spoken and written language, including sensitivity to the meaning, rules, sounds, rhythm, tone, rhyme, and different functions of language. At the age of 4, babies' pronunciation skills improve, but they still have difficulty controlling the volume of their voices. They can understand the meaning of sentences and stories, but further improvement is needed in remembering story plots and accurately answering questions—conscious cultivation of auditory memory is required. Language expression skills significantly enhance, allowing them to clearly convey meaning, though they sometimes make mistakes in word choice and grammar. Vocabulary increases, and they can distinguish simple parts of speech and begin to learn how to use adjectives to describe things. They can write Chinese characters and understand components like radicals and phonetic components.