Thinking development

Why Do Children Need to Develop Thinking Skills?

Developing thinking skills is crucial for children’s overall learning and cognitive development. While about 20-30% of children are naturally gifted with excellent thinking abilities and can easily grasp concepts from as early as three years old, many others may show more interest in toys and play rather than structured learning. Parents should not be overly concerned if their child prefers playing with toys, as this is a normal part of development. Our website offers a variety of engaging programs designed to develop thinking skills through fun and interactive books. Regular participation in these activities can help children build a strong foundation in numeracy and other essential cognitive skills.

Thinking skills develop differently depending on a child’s age and stage of development. At IQClub, our program integrates effective methodologies that enhance the speed of memorization in a short period. Our books are designed to improve verbal, logical, emotional, and figurative thinking. We assess these skills using mnemonic techniques, which help children memorize visual or auditory information they have just encountered. Additionally, long-term memory is evaluated based on a child’s vocabulary and general knowledge. These programs not only support cognitive development but also make learning enjoyable and motivating for children.