Children who speak alone are smarter
There are people who say that those who speak alone have some kind of alteration or madness, or simply, they lack a screw, however, the reality is very different, not only are they good of the head, but also studies reveal that there is a connection between intelligence and what is known as private
There are people who say that those who speak alone have some kind of alteration or madness, or simply, they lack a screw, however, the reality is very different, not only are they good of the head, but also studies reveal that there is a connection between intelligence and what is known as private speech.
From the renowned psychiatrist Luis Rojas Marcos to studies at important universities, they reveal that talking to oneself in a loud voice helps them to think better, to make decisions, to organize their thoughts and even to be a tool for personal improvement. In conclusion, if your child talks to himself, leave him, he is simply very intelligent.
Why it is good for children to speak aloud
I have often contemplated how my children talked to themselves while playing and I remember my mother always talking to herself while doing things around the house. It always caught my attention and it turns out that it's because ... they're very smart!
There are three situations in which children talk to themselves: after doing something, while doing something or before doing something. In all these phases, speech guides behavior. There are a lot of reasons why it is positive for a child to keep these private talks, whether it is while playing, when he is on the street or when he is doing his homework, these are just a few: El - The child
learns to think already that talking loudly stimulates logical thinking.- It is an excellent vehicle to express feelings and emotions.
- Many children speak alone while playing and with this simple act they are stimulating language development
. -Promotes knowledge of the environment
: the child is learning to understand what is happening around him through the verbal explanation of the environment. -Helps order the thinking
: it is a great way to organize to achieve goals or goals. - Power theeffectiveness when performing a task
as the child is saying out loud all the steps you need to perform. - It helps that memory work faster
because by transferring to the language what is thought, it favors the information to be stored. - Reinforces learning
: if the child says out loud what he is doing, what he has to do or what he will do, stimulates the ability to learn. -Promotes knowledge in oneself:
the child, by listening to his inner voice, knows better how he is and why he acts in a certain way.
