Memory development

Why is it important for children to develop memory?

Memory is one of the fundamental cognitive skills essential for effective learning and overall academic success. Approximately 20-30% of children are born with exceptional memory abilities, effortlessly recalling long poems, stories, and nursery rhymes from as early as two years old. However, parents should not be concerned if their child seems more interested in playing with toys rather than focusing on learning tasks. Our website provides a variety of engaging programs specifically designed to enhance memory through playful activities. These continuous training sessions help school-aged children develop the ability to notice and remember small details, which is crucial for reading comprehension and academic performance.

Memory development varies with age, and IQClub’s program is tailored to accommodate these differences. Our comprehensive methodology is designed to significantly improve memorization speed in a short period. Additionally, our games are crafted to enhance various types of memory, including verbal, logical, emotional, and visual memory. We assess children’s memory skills using mnemonics, which involve the ability to remember newly acquired visual or auditory information. Long-term memory assessment is based on a child’s vocabulary breadth and general knowledge, both of which are critical for reading and academic success. By investing in memory development, parents can support their children’s reading skills and overall cognitive development.