Art And Intelligence: Children's Art Is A Predictor Of Intelligence
March 09, 2015 |
| Image Credits: Johann Dréo via Flickr |
Aside from language, art is one of the child's primary modes of communication. 4-year-old children who drew relatively accurate stick figures had higher intelligence scores at age 14, according to a recent study.
The capacity to produce figures is a sign of cognitive ability. So, shape your child's future by providing him/her the tools to early creativity.
Start by asking your child to draw people and household items using crayons and paper. Then, purchase a Paintastic Paint-By-Numbers Kit to familiarize your child with figures and to improve his/her creativity.
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| Painting 02THB2020008 - available here |
Grab yours at paintbynumbers.com.sg.
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“Children must be taught how to think, not what to think.”
― Margaret Mead
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