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Contrary to popular opinion, children are ready to learn to read while they are still babies. In fact, the best time occurs before the age of 5. Several scientific studies show that it is not only true but also that early learning is very beneficial for many aspects of life. This article explains why more learning time for children is early childhood.
Early Learning and baby brain development
The body of a baby is developing at an incredible pace during the first years of life, but one of the most amazing process this is how the brain grows and develops. Between birth and 3 years, the human brain moves from a very undeveloped form, weighs only a quarter of its final size with an extremely complex with a spectacular growth and development of billions of neurons and hundreds of trillions of connections, or synapses, between nerve cells. This period of active growth of neurons when parents and caregivers can better help their children get a good start and establish solid foundations for lifelong learning.
The basic connections of neurons are created before the birth
The basic structure of the brain is formed during pregnancy yet. Here, the main components brain develop and take shape and the most basic functions brain begin to organize. However, the vast majority of synapses are not yet formed, so that the brain is not capable of greater complexity that characterizes human cognition, learning and reasoning. These connections arise during the first three to four years, and architecture of complex networks of synapses depends to some extent on interactions the child with his environment and experiences.
The ability to learn languages is wired in the brain of the baby
Language is fundamental to the human brain and a baby is ready to develop the language from the beginning. Studies have shown that babies can be stimulated with the voices of their mothers. From birth and begin to interact with their family patterns First the mother tongue are set by the creation of millions of synaptic connections between certain groups of neurons. At the same time, the brain ceases to increase and the highest density of neural connections is reached by age 3. This is very important, since after that age, many of these synapses are beginning to disappear if a process of elimination which makes the density of synapses to the level we found in a typical adult brain. Considering all this, the conclusion is that the first three to four years after the birth are the most critical moments for the development brain and, consequently, the period during which the brain has the greatest power to acquire and fix capabilities, particularly those related to language.
But in our society, the process of language acquisition is clearly separated between language development (learning to talk) and literacy (learning to read and write). The first arises naturally, almost spontaneously between the first and third year, but the latter is relegated from the age of five, where most children attend kindergarten or school primary. With the ability to speak and read both sides of the same process (language), the natural way to develop what would be the same time when the brain is as natural language acquisition.
The consequence of this is that for decades, billions of children have not used their best time to learn to read. Children are indeed able to learn to read since childhood, and benefits that stay forever. Children who read before entering Kinder perform better in virtually every aspect, both from academia and socially and are more likely to succeed in life than their peers who are illiterate, according to the age of five.
Psychologists and specialists in special education have adopted methods for parents and caregivers to educate their children in reading when they are even babies. These programs are usually based on books, maps and floor also multimedia elements such as DVD and songs, and parents should seek out those who are approved by professionals with expertise Early Education and Child Development.
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