Intelligence quotient is an important indicator of a child's brain development. Some parents find that their children are not very intelligent and sometimes think that their children are particularly stupid. Therefore, some parents are constantly seeking new ways to help their children develop intelligence. So, what if the child is really stupid?
Firstly, he should be allowed to experience the joy of success. When a child achieves success and experiences happiness, the "morphine in the brain" will be released, which will drive the child to want to repeat this experience. Encourage children to try boldly and guide them appropriately in activities such as playing games, toys, handicrafts, participating in competitions, and doing household chores, so that they can experience the joy of victory through certain efforts.
Secondly, it is important to tell children that failure is okay. Learning and activities always have gains and losses, and how to give children an evaluation is an art. Because children lack the ability to self evaluate and rely heavily on others' attitudes towards them.
So when a child is sad about "failure", parents should not sympathize with the child, nor should they sigh in front of the child, nor should they even cover their head and scold the child. The correct approach is to make children understand that failure and mistakes are not a big deal, and that everyone has the potential to be brave and intelligent. Smart people will learn from failure and continue to work hard. Allowing children to fail is also a form of trust that enables them to succeed.
