How to train children's memory?

Memory is the foundation of learning, especially for children, the level of memory has a crucial impact on academic performance. Children with good memory are often very outstanding in learning, and their study life is very easy. On the contrary, children with poor memory find it very difficult to learn. Therefore, the situation of low memory must be dealt with in a timely manner. Let’s take a look at how to train children’s memory.

1. Memory habit training:

Divided into: memory behavior habits and time efficiency habits.

Memory behavior habits. You can arrange a fixed time every day for your child to recite a certain type of knowledge, such as reciting two lines of Tang poetry every morning. Once this becomes a habit, the child will consciously and actively memorize and learn. Memorizing materials before going to bed can reduce interference from other things and benefit the brain. Therefore, you can let your child memorize some content or listen to a story before going to bed, and then guide the child to recall after waking up the next day. This will help form the best learning and memory behavior habits.

Time efficiency habits. Every time when letting children learn and memorize, parents can stipulate the number and time of learning to cultivate children's speed and efficiency habits. You can also hold various forms of memory competitions to motivate children.

The formation of good memory habits in young children mainly depends on cultivating their perseverance and patience, and the key is persistence.

2. Cultivate interest and promote memory

Children can show strong memory for things that interest them. Interest is the driving force and enhancer of memory. Interest can put the brain nerves in an active working state and promote the formation of excitation centers in the cerebral cortex. Therefore, parents should strive to cultivate their children's broad interests in things. For example, young children will show strong interest in new things, so parents should try to make the things they ask their children to remember interesting so as to attract their attention.

3. Continuous encouragement to enhance memory confidence

Young children's motivation for action is mainly to gain praise from adults. Parents should praise their children in different ways for any progress they make in their memory, so as to strengthen their memory behavior and increase their confidence in memory.