How children think The ways they understand the world and how they learn Learning through experience Children learn by touching experimenting and interacting with the things around them This is why they love to touch anything new or break things to understand how they work Magical Thinking Young children (especially those aged 2 7 can often think that everything is possible For example if a child wants the rain to stop he believes that he can control it Understanding cause and effect As they
get older around 4 7 years old children begin to understand the relationship between actions and consequences For example if they break a bottle it breaks then they learn that their actions can lead to a specific outcome Language acquisition and speech comprehension
Children naturally learn language without being formally taught They listen and imitate adults which helps them develop their understanding Egocentric Thinking
Young children They assume that everyone sees the world the way they do For example if a child sees something beautiful they expect everyone to see it the same way
Creativity and imagination
Children have very creative minds They think in unusual ways and create imaginative stories. This helps develop their imagination and creativity Learning through play
Play is the most important way children learn They may pretend to be doctors teachers or soldiers which helps them understand their role in society and their relationships with others Imitating adults
Children watch and imitate adults a lot especially their parents or loved ones This is why it is important to set a good example for them
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