Developing

Discovery learning was proposed by the American psychologist Jerome Bruner (1915-2016), who spent his entire career studying how children learn.

Learning is a lifelong process, although during the first years of life, this is especially important. All children learn in a unique way (there are multiple ways of learning), and that is why it is so important to adapt to each one of them.

There is a lot of talk about extroversion and introversion as two personality traits, but do we really know what each concept is and what it is not? What are extroverted children like? And the introverts? What are its characteristics and strengths?

What does it mean to learn? Do you think children learn best by directly experimenting with reality, or through memorizing things?

All human beings have a certain degree of sensitivity. However, it seems that for some people this is a very marked trait; And when it comes to our children, this brings us new challenges in relation to parenting.

Play is essential in the development of your child. Through play, your brain can create neural connections that will allow it to acquire cognitive processes that are essential for its growth.

Adopting a child is an act of immense love, it is giving the soul to a little one who was not in our womb, but was in our hearts.

For some parents it is very worrying to see that their child plays alone, since doubts arise in this regard and it is normal to ask ourselves if our child is very independent and autonomous or if this goes further and is a matter of isolation or difficulties to interact.