Zack Brander
Pop Culture
Early Reasoning
Reasoning skills should be taught it primary school, this is because reasoning skills are very important not only for the child or teen later in life when they become adults but also while they are going to school. It is the skill that teaches them right from wrong, or good from bad. Reasoning skills should be taught at a young age because that is when the child will hold onto it best. They learn a lot quicker at an early age and are also experimenting with what they can and can’t do.
Research has been done to find that early reasoning skill development helps out with the child or teen’s decision making or problem solving later on while they get older and go through more and more school grades. Some of this information can be found at http://cals-cf.calsnet.arizona.edu/fcs/bpy/content.cfm?content=decision_making. Allowing your child to develop early reasoning skills will help them when they get further into school by allowing them to avoid possible fighting, cheating on their school work, among many other things that could lead them into not doing so well not only in school but later in life.
Making sure that your child gets the proper help with their reasoning skills at an earlier age such as when they are a toddler can help them develop these skills even quicker because that is when they are first starting to learn about how to do things and what they like or may not like. Some helpful tips with doing this can be found at http://www.suite101.com/content/reasoning-skills-in-toddlers-a16575. These skills will help your child not only through their early stages of life but will also help even more when they enter school and are subject to meeting new kids or doing classwork.
It is very important that not only do children or teens learn about their reasoning skills from their parents but also through school. These skills will help them with decision making throughout school also it allows them to learn these skills before they become adults were not learning these skills could possibly hurt them or get them into unwanted trouble. It should be the parent’s role to make sure that their children are receiving these skills, but the schools should also be able to teach these skills because it will help the child learn even more about their reasoning.
