RE: How to facilitate children's learning
Hello, good morning to all, a pleasure to greet you.
Good post @frankcalvo
In general, it is a very nutritious publication that talks about the reality that our children and adolescents face.
From its content I took three points that caught my attention:
*The child who reads well acquires a wide vocabulary and good spelling, expresses well and learns more easily. Regarding this point, you also mentioned listening and speaking. I found it interesting because generally it is not taught to listen, just to talk, and this first point, listening, is also important for the learning process.
*The house should not be an extension of the school. This point is also very important, children are often overloaded with school activities also at home, so the study is already annoying and stressful for them, I think there must be a balance between tasks and recreational activities for good development of the child.
*The adolescent must find immediate consequences to his lack of responsibility. This is something that also has a great influence on the education of the child, since it must take into account that each action has as a consequence a result and from an early age they must be educated to be responsible and must be corrected when the behavior is irresponsible.