Increasing Child's Intelligence by Story
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Childhood is the golden age of brain development. But it still requires adequate stimulation so child's brain function can develop maximum. Of course, it requires appropriate stimulation of physical and mental readiness of children. They must listen story to grow their imagination. They must be sharpened their conscience, mind, and feelings. Storytelling will develop million feelings, imagination, and mind. Someone who at his childhood always listened stories, compared with someone who never got it, he will have higher level of intelligence. Why? Because storytelling sharpens the child intelligence. In this ebook you also get 10 children stories with attractive illustration.
Setiawan G Sasongko
Setiawan G. Sasongko, a writer, cartoonist, and illustrator. He make many themes of book: children stories, adventure stories, detective stories for children, teenage story, novels, short stories, mysterious stories, biography, etc.
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Increasing Child's Intelligence by Story - Setiawan G Sasongko
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Setiawan G Sasongko
A writer, cartoonist, and illustrator. He make many themes of book: children stories, adventure stories, detective stories for children, teenage story, novels, short stories, mysterious stories, biography, etc. You can order him a story which your son/daughter become main character. To know more about him, please click: setiawan-sasongko.blogspot.co.id
Table of Content
What is Intellegence?
Storytelling Increasing Child’s Intelligence
Bangkong Bad Toads
Jine Was Kidnaped
Octopus and Hermit Crab
Smilky and Little Sun
Dreaming Wing
Little Kite
New House
Two Field Ghost
Ulo Want to Fly
Why Firefly Lighting?
What Is Intellegence?
William Lewis Stern (1871 – 1938), a German psychologist and philosopher who noted as a pioneer in the field of the psychology of personality and intelligence, said that intelligence is the awareness of individuals to adjust his mind to requirements or new demands. A Britain psychologist Charles Edward Spearman (1863 – 1945) argued that intelligence consists of two abilities related to intellectual tasks and solve problems. By these opinions we can take conclusion that person’s ability to adapt and solve new problems is called intelligence.
Intelligence is not only the IQ, but includes the pieces ability which located in the different parts of the brain. Intelligence is not static or permanent since the birth. A Swiss psychologist and philosopher Jean Piaget (1896 – 1980) conduct research on intellectual development of children from birth to adulthood, then, he divided the development into four stages. Sensory motor stage: in this stage children can make connections between sensory and their motor activity, the child began to distinguish themselves from the reality outside theirselves. Pre-operational stage: children begin to use language and can make the objects in the form of symbols, both in thought and word. In this stage children are very selfish, do not care about other people. Concrete operational stage: children begin to think logically and know the concept. And the last is formal operational stage.
The brain is a very complex organ, because all our bodies and our movements are controlled by the brain. Brain moves based on the mind, whereas the brain and the mind is very different. The brain is the real object, but the mind is abstract objects. Even so, the brain and mind is always cooperate. Brain consists of several parts:
Big brain, the back as the center of vision, side as the auditory center, the center as a regulator of skin and muscle from heat, cold, touch, and pressure. Between the middle and back as the development center of intelligence, memory, skills, and attitudes.
Midbrain (lobus optikus) is the center reflex of eye.
Littlebrain (cerebellum) is the center of balance. There is a varol bridge in the front of the cerebellum as the channeling impulses to the left and right of muscles of body.
Modula obloganta containing many brain ganglion and become