Early Childhood Education: 8 Intelligences Training - (6 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, intonation, rhyme, and different functions of language. At the age of 6, children's language expression skills improve, enabling them to express what they want to say and their feelings accurately and clearly. Their vocabulary is relatively accurate and rich, with complete sentences, but they may sometimes make grammatical errors. Their ability to listen and understand language greatly improves, as they can understand long sentences or stories and obtain a lot of information through media such as radio and television around them. They have a certain appreciation for language, able to appreciate and imagine the beauty of poetry and articles, and enjoy creating stories.