Maybe some parents don't know what this means. In fact, simply speaking, it is to learn to abstract into concrete, which is perception. What is the connection between cultivating children's perception ability and taking the civil service examination? In fact, it seems that the connection is not big, but it is actually quite deep, because if your perception is not strong, the questions in the civil service exam will often make you dizzy.

Let's look at a civil service examination question: civil service examination: quantitative relationship question

Lao Wang ran around the regular hexagonal grass with a side length of 50 meters. He started from a corner. After running 500 meters, how many meters are there from the starting point?

A.50 times the root number 2; B.50 times the root number 3; C.25 (root number 2+1); D.50 times (root number 3- 1).

This problem is described in words through examples. For children, it is very abstract. How to turn this problem from abstract to concrete? Look at the picture.

The regular hexagon in the picture is equivalent to grass, which is to abstract it into concrete, that is, perception. If your child does the math problem like this, won't the answer come out? Do you still have to worry that your child will not be admitted to the civil service in the future?

Therefore, it is necessary to cultivate children's perception ability at an early stage, so that children can learn to turn abstract things into concrete things, which are both vivid and vivid. Why worry about not solving the problem?

Early education is usually 2 to 3 years old. As a kindergarten teacher, how to cultivate children's perception ability? Teachers should train children purposefully and systematically, mainly through some educational activities.

For example, you should teach children to make sentences with "you" ... you ... and ... ". Then how do you teach this? How to turn this from abstract to concrete? How to cultivate children's perception ability?

Teaching case: First, the teacher shows the students three pieces of paper with different colors (red, yellow and green), so that the kindergarten children can understand the usage of "You …… You …… and ……", and then correctly say, "The paper in the teacher's hand is red, yellow and green".

Then let the children take out the things in their schoolbags and let them talk while taking them. Isn't this training children's perception? The description of words is abstract for children, and it is difficult for them to understand the meaning of words. Only by turning the description of words into concrete things can children understand it more easily.

The process of learning is the process of cognition. To cultivate children's perceptual ability, we should start from an early age and try our best to let children's various senses actively participate in memory activities at the same time. The concrete activity of using various senses is a process from abstraction to concreteness.

Cultivating children's perception ability is to cultivate children's ability to understand things. Only by letting children feel it can children understand it better. Cultivating children's perception ability is actually the first step to cultivate children's learning ability. The first step is good, and the road behind is better.

Today's topic: Have you ever cultivated your child's perception? How did you do that? Welcome to leave a message below to discuss!