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In my previous blog post, I shared how children learn, and the four basic units of knowledge that serve as the building blocks for understanding. Each of Piaget’s four stages is characterized by increasingly sophisticated and abstract levels of thought. Your child navigates through each stage by questioning and investigating everything around him. He moves

Your child’s understanding of the world changes and builds with age and experience. With intellectual development, just as with social and emotional growth, your child learns best if you match activities and exercises to his age and stage of progress. Doing the right things at the right time encourages healthy intellectual expansion with the least

As I discussed in my previous blog post, psychologists have determined that there are many different types of intelligence. Today, I will share tips on how to help nurture your child’s emotional intelligence. Healthy emotional growth begins with successful bonding between parent and child. Your child masters the social skills that are critical to emotional

As parents, we often talk of child development as it pertains to intellectual growth. As discussed in past blog posts, there are certain things parents can do to help give their children the best possible opportunities for increased IQ and to further learning capabilities. But what about emotional growth? Once your child is able to

In the first two parts of this blog series, I shared how music can help your memory, and specifically how Baroque music aids in learning. Then, I shared some practical tips that you can use in your daily life to incorporate music as a tool for learning. In this final post in the series, I’m