PostsCategories

Site

  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • Our Services
  • Apply Jobs
  • Advertise
  • Trending
AbdulTech Online
  • Music
    • Musics
    • Afrobeats
    • Gospel Music
    • Dancehall
    • Northern Music
  • Videos
    • Music Videos
    • Northern Hits
  • News
    • AbdulTeaches
    • Breaking News
    • Education
    • Entertainment
    • International
    • LifeStyle
    • Sports
    • ShowBiz
    • Technology
    • Politics
    • Gossip
    • Health
    • Insurance
    • Marketing
No Result
View All Result
  • Login
  • Register
AbdulTech Online
  • Music
    • Musics
    • Afrobeats
    • Gospel Music
    • Dancehall
    • Northern Music
  • Videos
    • Music Videos
    • Northern Hits
  • News
    • AbdulTeaches
    • Breaking News
    • Education
    • Entertainment
    • International
    • LifeStyle
    • Sports
    • ShowBiz
    • Technology
    • Politics
    • Gossip
    • Health
    • Insurance
    • Marketing
  • Login
  • Register
No Result
View All Result
AbdulTech Online
No Result
View All Result
AbdulTech Online | Intelligence

AbdulTech Online | Intelligence

Ways to Improve Children’s Intelligence And Smartness

It’s tempting to think that our children are either born with a high degree of intelligence or they aren’t, and that as parents, we have little control over how smart they become.

However, research has revealed that when it comes to intelligence, nature vs. nurture is approximately 50/50, which means that parental influence can’t have a significant impact not just on how clever our children believe they are, but also on how bright they are.

That doesn’t imply you should start teaching your kids math exercises and other languages as soon as they’re out of diapers.

Instead than celebrating a child’s intrinsic wit or talent, focus on behaviors that encourage a developing mind and intellect. Yes, you can cultivate intelligence in your children, and here are nine strategies to get started.

RelatedPosts

AbdulTech Online

Five (5) Major Things to Watch Out Before Choosing a Web Host

1k

Communicate With Them From The Beginning

Talking to your children, especially if they are infants, is essential for starting those mental wheels going.

Even if your children are too young to understand what you’re saying or to understand what the sophisticated terms you’re using imply, with enough repetition, they’ll figure it out.

Asking your children open-ended questions will also help them develop views and a sense of self, as well as letting them know that their opinions and uniqueness are valued.

AbdulTech Online | Intelligence
AbdulTechsystems.online">AbdulTech Online | Intelligence

Start Reading Books With Them Early

Reading ability is a strong predictor of academic performance, so begin reading to your children long before they understand what the words mean.

Reading stimulates the brain, expands one’s world knowledge, and serves as the foundation for all future learning, including math and science.

Make sure books are readily available in your home, model excellent reading habits by reading frequently in front of your child, and chat to your children about what you’re both reading to improve conversational and reading comprehension abilities.

Teach Them to Solve Problems By Thinking Through Them

Don’t take care of your children’s problems. Instead, encourage them to concentrate on a single objective or problem and use creative thinking to attain or solve it. This act stimulates the brain while also teaching children that they are capable of overcoming challenges on their own.

Appreciate Their Work and Outcomes

We live in a culture where participation prizes abound, yet instilling in children the belief that they are always and naturally the greatest at everything makes it difficult for them to accept life’s inevitable setbacks and disappointments.

Instead of praising their innate qualities, commend their efforts and hard work. As a result, children will be more motivated and capable of progressing when faced with a skill that they do not naturally possess.

When children are informed that they are inherently gifted or intelligent, they are more likely to become upset and give up when faced with challenging tasks.

AbdulTech Online Ads
AbdulTech Online Ads

Establish Expectations Early

Don’t become a drill sergeant — “You will get an A on every single test” — but by setting some overarching goals for your children from a young age (e.g., graduating from college, participating in extracurricular, or volunteering), they’ll be more likely to see those goals as important and attainable.

Encourage Them to Exercise

Physical activity not only makes your child stronger and healthier, but it also provides mental benefits, such as increasing blood flow to the brain and growing brain cells.

Look for Opportunities to Teach

Simply encouraging your children to exercise their brains in their spare time will help them develop mental acuity. In the grocery store, have them count limes, start a talk about wind energy when they see a windmill, or look for letters or numbers on road signs.

Instill a Growth Mindset in Them

Encourage your children to view learning as a process in which hard work yields results; they will begin as novices but improve with time. Then, when they’re confronted with difficult jobs, they’ll see them as opportunities for growth rather than failures for not being specialists right away.

Encourage Investigation and Curiosity

Preschoolers are inherently curious, but that curiosity might fade as they get older if it isn’t cultivated and fostered. Begin by involving them in issues that they are personally interested in, even whether it involves their favorite YouTube star or a collection of action figures.

To start a conversation, ask questions and share your own hobbies, explaining why they appeal to you. You can also organize activities such as visits to museums, athletic events, or the cinema to help you discover common interests and spark new conversations.

Be Proactive in Your Approaches

Don’t wait for your children to be presented with new learning chances. Look for extracurricular activities that can help you build other brain muscles outside of school.

Source: FACE OF MALAWI
ShareTweetShareSend

More RelatedPosts

AbdulTech Online | Salary Negotiation

Five (5) Workable Salary Negotiation Strategies

885
AbdulTech Online | Apostle

Don’t Make Rugs Out of Your Old Dresses – Apostle Adjei Boafuor

878
AbdulTech Online | Men's Fertility

Fertility: When Is The Best Time For A Man To Start Having Children?

872
AbdulTech Online | Smart Goals

Smart Goals: Set The Right Goals Towards Your Career

883
AbdulTech Online | James Sakala

Jesus Christ Resurrection: The Zambian Priest Who Died Mysteriously After Been Buried Alive

951
AbdulTech Online | Prophet Oduro

You Should Never Sleep With These 5 Women – Prophet Oduro

983

14 Sneaky Habits That Are Clogging Your Pores

865

Photos of Nigerian man who traditionally Married Twin Sisters.

871
Next Post
AbdulTech Online | Office 360 Backup

The Best Backup Solutions For Office 365 In 2022

Zlatan – Money feat. Davido (Official Video)

861 Views

Otile Brown – Aye (Official Video)

871 Views

Diamond Platnumz – Mtasubiri ft. Zuchu (Official Video)

878 Views
  • About
  • Adverts
  • Contacts
  • DMCA Policy
  • Our Disclaimer
  • WhatsApp Chat
Call us: +233 (0) 506 289 222

© 2019 - 2022 AbdulTech Online | By: AbdulTech.

  • Login
  • Sign Up
  • Music
    • Musics
    • Afrobeats
    • Dancehall
    • Gospel Music
    • Northern Music
  • Videos
    • Northern Hits
    • Music Videos
  • News
    • AbdulTeaches
    • Breaking News
    • Education
    • Entertainment
    • International
    • Insurance
    • LifeStyle
    • Marketing
    • ShowBiz
    • Sports
    • Technology
    • Politics
    • Health
    • LifeStyle
    • Gossip
  • Browse
    • Adverts
    • Jobs
    • Covid-19 Stats
  • About
  • Services
  • Contacts

© 2019 - 2022 AbdulTech Online | By: AbdulTech.

Welcome Back!

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password? Sign Up

Create New Account!

Fill the forms below to register

*By registering into our website, you agree to the Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy.
All fields are required. Log In

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In

Add New Playlist

This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Privacy and Cookie Policy.