? First of all, two-year-olds are already very curious. Don't think that he knows all about eating, drinking and having fun at the age of two. In fact, he has a certain learning ability. For example, when I was a child, I didn't read picture books, but my mother took me to the streets and taught me to read billboards. I would recognize them almost every night when I went out for a walk. After a long time, she can read more words, which is different for my brother. He is in Grade One this year. I helped him with his homework this morning. It's really uncomfortable I want to hit him when I sit next to him, because when he does his homework, he can't do it because he can't read. He can't understand the meaning of the topic, but those words are very basic, such as up and down, left and right.
Second, don't think that teachers will teach children to read in kindergartens. That's not true. Even if the teacher teaches those children, they may just play in their heads. Plus, surrounded by peers, I can't learn a few words at all. My grandmother has always excused my brother, saying that kindergarten teachers just don't teach reading. Literacy is taught by primary school teachers. Actually, it's not like this. I still remember my first grade in my class. At that time, my mother always boasted that I knew more words than others, but he really knew so many words. Every time the teacher asks someone to stand up and read the text, he reads it.
Thirdly, literacy is also a part of early education. Compared with those who are sent to early education classes, some will teach English early, others will teach musical instruments or sing, but I think literacy is not the earliest education. Do you think it's a lot of pressure for your child to start studying at the age of two? In fact, this is just an adult's idea. In the world of children, he can't learn this concept at all. He knows what you instill in him, and he will find it interesting, not what you think. At the age of two, he is full of curiosity about the outside world. He absorbs knowledge like a sponge. However, in fact, he didn't know it was knowledge at all. ) So don't worry about his stress.