Parents should accompany and support their children in developing logical thinking and practical thinking to help them confidently solve problems and take responsibility in life.
Training children in logical thinking from an early age will help them concentrate and adapt well in the future.
Encourage participation in thinking games
Mind games such as chess, sudoku or puzzles are not only entertaining but also help children develop their reasoning and logical thinking skills. Regularly participating in these games can stimulate children's brains, improve their analytical and problem-solving skills.
In addition, thinking games also help children practice patience and concentration.
Access to math and science
Mathematics and science are subjects that require high logical thinking, so parents should encourage their children to learn the concepts of these two basic subjects to stimulate their curiosity and analytical abilities.
For example, parents can do science experiments with their children about the floating and sinking of different materials to help them better understand the principles of physics and develop better thinking.
Solve the problem yourself
Instead of solving all the problems for your child, give them the opportunity to find their own solutions. Respect that they make the final decision and whether the result is right or wrong, they will learn many useful things from real-life experiences.
Learning to problem solve is especially important to help children develop critical thinking skills and independence, as well as prepare them for greater challenges in the future.
