Child Intelligence: The Importance Of A Child's Intelligence

Children’s brains can be considered sponges because it’s able to suck up a vast amount of information and store it with ease. The only dilemma that many are having is finding the best way to help them use the information they’ve gathered whether its threw spoken advice, parents’ actions or guidance or through the child’s own personal experience. There are many kids who have gained and have been able to implement their knowledge without the help of others, but there are still those few that need a bit of assistance. A parent’s guidance is very important as well, but their main objective is to nurture and take care of their kids and not teach, but certain activities such as cooking is something that parents have to teach their kids in order to survive. Whereas most parents believe that kids can learn doing other activities on their own like riding a bike or doing chores. Spoken advise doesn’t really teach a child to do something rather than it gives

Most things a child can learn how to do on their own like brushing their teeth, but the most difficult like help with their homework or schoolwork some kids have to go to others for help. The only situation where a child can’t learn through personal experience and really need help are mainly kids with disabilities or special needs, but in most cases they learn to adapt and become better individuals. For example, a kid in a wheelchair might not be able to go most places, but they adapt by having fun at the places they actually can go. Another example is how many people believe that handicap people can’t drive but mechanical engineers have come up with many cars that handicap people can sue. Many kids learn through personal experience which helps them adapt to new environments and