How to Improve Children's Memory

For children, no matter what it is, we hope to start from an early age, because if we don't pay attention when they are young, it will take several times more effort and energy to work hard when they grow up. Children's memory is a very important part of their life and study, so a good memory is very important. So, how to enhance children's memory.

1. Use teaching aids

Image memory of concrete, vivid and clear objects can arouse the interest of young children. Things that stimulate children's emotions are easy for them to remember. When young children are learning knowledge, if teachers can appropriately use visual teaching aids such as real objects, specimens, models, and pictures to teach, young children will be able to develop visual memories and improve their memory ability. For example, when learning the composition of numbers and addition and subtraction, the knowledge is relatively abstract. The teacher can use teaching aids to demonstrate and explain, so that the children can understand the knowledge. In addition, the children can master the knowledge quickly through hands-on practice. For example, when learning songs in music class, using teaching aids such as pictures or real objects to explain the lyrics to children will help them remember the content of the songs and achieve the teaching objectives. The same is true for knowledge in other subjects. The proper use of different teaching aids will make it easy for young children to remember knowledge.

2. Start the game

Interest memory games are one of the favorite activities for young children. Gorky once said: Games are the way for children to understand the world. Indeed, games can consolidate and enrich children's knowledge and develop their language and intelligence. Teachers integrate knowledge into games, which enables children to learn and remember through games. For example: To learn about water, put colorful plastic toys in the water. Let the children play with water first. By playing with plastic toys in the water, let the children know that water is colorless. Then let the children use a small bamboo basket to hold water and grab water with their hands. Thus, they know that water will flow. In the process of playing with water, the children master the properties of water. For example: in the story "The Tadpole Looking for Its Mother", after telling the story, the teacher asked the children to perform a game in which the tadpole looked for its mother. The children remembered the appearance characteristics and growth process of the frog with great interest in the performance.

How to improve children's memory. In fact, people often say that children who like to run, make noise and are usually lively are smarter and have better memory. This is because children need to be innovative and pioneering. Sometimes it is not that children have no potential, but that we adults have not discovered it yet.