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孩子什麽時候可以學認字？關鍵在于你怎麽教

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发表时间：2018-03-16 10:56作者：生命加月子會所來源：佛山市生命加月子中心網址：https://www.lifepluscare.com/

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其實小朋友多少歲開始學字**，這一直都備都飽受非議

有人說，「太早学字会扼杀孩子的想象力，现在玩耍比较重要。」

有人說，「当时是越早越好，因在起跑线，上学再学那太晚了。」

两种观点都太激进了。识字是一个循序渐进的过程，10～12 个月的宝宝就已经有图案识别的能力了，这个阶段孩子喜欢看图画，他通过「听爸爸妈妈讲」的方式接触文字；当孩子不满足于图画展现的内容的时候，他就会把注意力集中在「文字」上，真正开始认字。

在这个过程中，妈妈记得以下 3 点：

1. 从「象形」开始，让孩子在生活中识字

2. 记住文字长相不重要，记住含义才重要

3. 词汇量多少不重要，识字是为了阅读

傳統的拼音教具大多是一個拼音對應一張圖，這種習以爲常的方式，其實存在比較大的問題：容易引起孩子的混淆，孩子先記起來的是圖畫。而拼音和圖像之間並無意義的聯系。尤其對更幼小的孩子而言，可能會使他困惑，以爲這個拼音就是指這個事物。比如把「b」與「收音機」的圖放在一起，可能會使孩子以爲收音機就是「b」。

实际上，拼音「d」对应的是可以是多样的，如「大 da、多 duo、嘟 du」等。

其實，孩子的內在對秩序、邏輯性和准確性的要求是很高的。

面對這樣的現狀，所以我們生命加月子中心用的是特別的拼音卡。

出于對「不引起兒童混淆，不限制兒童想象力」的考慮，把拼音卡做成了正反兩面。正面是單純的拼音，反面是詞語拼音和圖畫。

反面的這個設計看上去是一個小小的設計，它卻改變了傳統拼音教學的思維方式。讓單個的拼音進入到具體的詞語中，這樣在詞語中和畫面和拼音就有了意義上的關聯。

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