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Number Monster

Song Hyun Ho
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Pages
34
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
Book brain

About

Young children develop their brains differently from adults. mom! To me, 象 (elephant) is easier to remember than 七 (seven)! This is because 象 is a character derived from the shape of an elephant and has a specific object. It is difficult because 七 is a logical concept of a number. Young children visualize text and accept it as a picture. At the age of 0-5 when the right brain develops more than the left brain, like taking pictures of objects or objects, they remember. Hieroglyphics are reminiscent of objects and cause brain development (especially the right brain) because they look like a complex picture for infants and toddlers. I wanted to create books for young children\'s creativity and brain development in a new way. Toddlers can stimulate their brains just by looking at picture books. I think you can eat the fruit of your imagination. Reference: Chinese characters make my child a genius (Ishii Isao) Brain science demonstration of the effect of Chinese character education (Cho Jang-hee, medical doctor)

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