Today, with the continuous development of artificial intelligence, it is even more important to ask questions in the future. Children who are good at thinking and finding problems and know how to ask questions will be better in the future.
1. Protect children's curiosity.
Some children dare not ask questions because they are afraid that their parents will laugh at their "stupidity". There is no such thing as a "silly problem". Different problems will trigger different thinking, which can promote the development of knowledge to a certain extent. We do not fight, do not evaluate, listen carefully, and respect the child, which is to effectively protect his right to ask questions.
Second, encourage children to ask questions.
Use all factors to inspire children to ask questions, so that their level of questioning will develop to a deeper and more meaningful level. For example, if you see the moon's cloudiness and roundness, why the moon will bend and become round.
Third, expand the child's knowledge and let him learn to think about problems in an orderly and rational manner. Help children absorb and observe information through parent-child reading and hands-on. After reading or telling a story, you can ask your child some questions appropriately, and in the process of communicating with each other, parents should grasp that honesty, frankness, and satisfy their children's curiosity, but knowing is knowing, not knowing is not knowing. Children are encouraged to find answers on their own, and parents can lead them to find relevant books.
Here are six more ideas for your child's education that I hope will be useful to you:
1. Respect the child's friction and allow the child to take his time
2. Treat the least lovable child as the child who needs love the most
3. No matter how unbearable it is, insist on standing by your child's side
4. No matter how hard it is, take your children with you
5. Give children more praise, never skimp on appreciation
6. Every progress of the child is in the eyes
