What are the commonly used literacy methods, and there are several literacy methods

There are three types of literacy methods: environmental contamination method, life literacy method, and game literacy method.

1. Environmental pollution method.

1. Common, often said, and commonly used physical objects in the family are hung (pasted) with corresponding large-character cards and other cards.

2. Outdoor advertising, signboards, slogans, street signs, door numbers, etc.

3. Food bags, TV programs, etc. have visual language everywhere, which can cultivate children's interests and habits.

2. Life literacy.

1. Eat and read.

2. Human sensory literacy.

3. Literacy of objects.

4. Recognize names and read and write.

5. Activity literacy.

6. Observe natural literacy.

7. Shopping literacy, etc.

3. Game literacy.

1. Expression literacy: laughing, crying, winking.

2. Action literacy: standing, climbing, pinching.

Literacy method, suitable for children in the first and second grades.

The five most commonly used literacy methods are pictographic literacy, signifier literacy, consciousness literacy, morphophonic literacy, and environmental contamination.

Chinese characters are also known as Chinese, Chinese characters, and square characters. In ancient times, Chinese characters also served as the only international communication script in East Asia, and countries such as Japan, the Korean Peninsula, and Vietnam were deeply influenced by Han culture in history, and even other languages borrowed Chinese language and script. Chinese characters are not only a communication tool, but also an important carrier for inheriting and promoting Chinese culture, and at the same time, Chinese characters are also a golden key to enlighten wisdom and open up Chinese culture.

In 1982, the famous scientific journal "Nature" published a short article that shook the world. Scientists have measured the IQ of children in five countries, including the United Kingdom, the United States, France, Germany, and Japan, and the results show that the average IQ of children in four countries, including Europe and the United States, is 100, but the average IQ of children in Japan is 111. Why?

Experts believe that the key is that Japanese children learn kanji.

Literacy development

Some studies have shown that early literacy boosts a child's intellectual development. Ishii Xun, a Japanese doctor of education, has teamed up with a number of kindergartens in Tokyo to introduce "Ishii-style Chinese education", which they found through 7 years of follow-up research. Children start learning kanji at the age of 5 with an IQ of 110, at the age of 4 they can learn with an IQ of 120, and at the age of 3 they learn with an IQ of up to 125-130, while those who do not learn kanji after an hour have an IQ of only 100.

Literacy is based on hieroglyphs and adds some symbols to express new meanings. For example, wood and this, wood is a pictograph, and this is more horizontal than wood, indicating the root of the tree, and this is the word that refers to things. Referring to the literacy method of "seeing and seeing, observing and seeing", as long as you understand the principle, then it is clear at a glance.