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Prologue
I guess you may be thinking...
- The sooner my child learns and The quicker my child solves calculations, the better.
- Maths is calculations and patterns.
- Reading is understanding.
All of them are superstitions
- Everything must be done slowly and carefully.
- Sadly, calculations and patterns will not develop your child's mind.
- Reading is only a form of analysis;it doesn't mean the brain has recognised the words.
Understanding, Thinking and Basics
We often hear the following cliches for business
- We improve understanding
- We develop the skill of thinking
- We value basics
Now,what is understanding, thinking and basics ?
- Visualising
- To convert sentences and words into images with actual feelings
- The actual feeling is based on experiences with nature.
- Visualising is 'understanding'.
- To convert sentences and words into images with actual feelings
- Moving-images
- To move those images to meet a purpose with a feeling of comfort
- The definition of move : Transfer,Transform,Copy and Compare.
- It's a process of try and error.
- To move those images to meet a purpose with a feeling of comfort
- The concept of Thinking-skill
- Set of Visualising and Moving-images
- Life is filled with ups and downs; this is how we progress. Imagine the graph and plot onto the graph everyday. Work out the balance between Visualising and Moving-images for the work you have done on the day. After the investigation, you should also draw a line of best fit. For Thinking-skill to be the best it can be, the line of best fit should have a strong correlation and a gradient of 45 degrees.
- Set of Visualising and Moving-images
- Basics
- To create decent Thinking-skill
- Academic ability is high. = Thinking-skill is sufficient.
- To create decent Thinking-skill
Playing outside adequately is essential to develop Visualising
- Since we have real experiences, we are able to visualise words.
- Real experiences are stored through playing outside.
- Images gained through real experiences are the irreplaceable foundation for a person's whole life.
Verification
- If you are asked what 'apple' is, you can answer the question.
- Why? Because you have seen and eaten the fruit.
- You could visualise it.
- If you are asked what 'apble' is, you can't answer the question.
- Why? Because you have never seen and heard of the object.
- You couldn't visualise and understand it.
I'm apble.
Let's try the following experiment with our brain!
- Please imagine an ant.(Visualising)
- Enlarge your visualised image so that it is bigger than the earth. (Transform)
- Copy the very big ant and put it on the planet of Venus. (Copy and Transfer)
- Compare the ant on Venus with the ant on the earth. (Compare)
- The brain has done the above process instantaneously.
- Nothing is more powerful than our brain. So it doesn't need repetitious simple works (calculations etc).
Our target is to maturate Thinking-skill
The deadline is 12 years old
- The rule of a growth process of human brain
- As a function, the growth of the brain will be completed at the age of 12 years old.
- It is possible for us to flourish Thinking-skill, during the period while the brain is developing.
- After the brain is developed, it is difficult to advance Thinking-skill.
Required practices to obtain our expected idea of Thinking-skill
- To play outside decently
- To make sentences into images
- It must be done very slowly and carefully.
- It is a practice in Visualising.
- To move images
- It is a practice in Moving-images.
All subjects are linked through our theory
- Let us revise Visualising, Moving-images and Thinking-skill, we find that:
- these are very important common factors for a person's life.
- these enable children to enjoy all the subjects.
- English skill would also be improved dramatically in particular.
- Children can understand to think and enjoy sentences through Thinking-skill.
Game, TV, Speed and Stress are hazardous to the brain
- Games
- It invades children's biological reaction with incorrect information.
- The movement and the speed don't exist in nature.
- E.g A flick of a finger would result in a dynamic movement such as a punch or kick in the virtual world.
- The gap between the input and the output damages the brain.
- It invades children's biological reaction with incorrect information.
- TV
- The movement and the speed of camerawork don't exist in nature.
- Unrealistic contents are shown on TV.
- Children would enjoy the impractical actions, but the brain would take the information as reality.
- We have heard of a child who jumped out from a window, because he thought he was superman. The child lost the boundary between real and unreal.
- The speed and the stress strengthen ridiculous simple working in brain and block creating Thinking-skill..
The next step
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