Symptoms of cognitive impairment in children

As children grow and develop, their cognitive abilities become stronger. Parents should take advantage of the time before their children are three years old to educate them, or take them to some early education activities to stimulate their brain development and make them smarter. Children at different stages will have different manifestations. Parents must pay more attention to their children's development and promptly understand the manifestations of children's cognitive impairment. If such impairments occur, they must be resolved in a timely manner.

1. Thinking disorder

Thinking disorders include abstract generalization process disorders, associative process disorders, thinking logic disorders, delusions, etc. The main reason for this disorder is that the thinking ability is impaired, the relationship between the various elements of the concept cannot be understood, and it is difficult to form concepts. In the learning process, they can only solve problems according to fixed patterns, lack flexibility, are unable to use logical thinking to analyze problems, and cannot summarize experience from success and failure.

2. Memory impairment

Many parents think that their children’s memory problems mean that they can’t remember things. This view is too narrow. In real life, some excessive memory, memory loss, and memory errors are also types of memory disorders. Many children with cognitive impairments have problems with mechanical memory and serial memory. For example, it may be impossible to remember meaningless words, abstract concepts, or recall information in the correct order.

3. Perceptual impairment

There are many manifestations of perceptual disorders, such as sensory hypersensitivity, sensory insensitivity, internal discomfort, sensory deterioration, sensory deprivation, pathological illusions, hallucinations, and perceptual complex disorders, which are all important categories. In daily life, some children with perceptual disorders are prone to show symptoms of ADHD. For example, looking around during class, playing with an eraser, and rocking the chair. When studying, it is easy to be distracted by some small noises. Even if it is something that I am interested in, I cannot calm down and complete it seriously.

The above are some manifestations of cognitive impairment in children. If your child has these problems, you must correct and treat them as soon as possible. In daily life, you can give children more exercise opportunities to help them improve their cognitive abilities.

There are many professional early childhood education institutions on the market now, most of which have their own set of professional methods to help children solve cognitive impairments. A small sports center like this mainly relies on some professional sports training to help children effectively exercise their bodies during professional sports and improve their cognitive abilities.