💖 Why It Matters
Your child learns to speak and to listen and everything he or she learns and does builds on this one.
👥 For Social Interactions and Relationships
Building Friendships: Children who are well communicative can easily make friends, play with others, share their emotions, interpret the worldview of others, and collaborate.
Family Relationships: A healthy communication improves the family relationships and enables the children to share experiences, ask questions and express love and take part in family conversations.
Knowing feelings: Language finds use in allowing children to recognize and nurture their feelings (by naming them and recognizing them) along with the feelings of others, empathy, and coping with challenging feelings through conversational means.
📚 For Learning and School Success
Foundation for Literacy: Reading and writing are directly related to speaking and listening. Reading develops easier in children who have strong oral language. Spoken language is understood to decode written words. Reading comprehension is supported by the vocabulary knowledge.
Classroom Participation: Children understand the instructions of the teacher, listen to teacher, ask questions, engage in classroom discussions, and work in teams as well as present their ideas when they have strong communication skills.
Learning In All Subjects: In all subjects, learning involves communication as a necessary aspect for getting to know new information, discussing ideas, learning to reason and solve problems, and present the learning.
🧠 For Thinking and Cognitive Development
Language and Thought: The manner in which children think is influenced by speaking and listening. Language equips one with means to organize thoughts, discussing the problems assists in finding solutions, and questions lead to curiosity and learning.
Memory and Abstract Thinking: Excellent language proficiency helps them to remember instructions and facts, think about what they cannot observe, imagine the concept and be inventive and creative.
🌟 For Long-Term Success
Studies have continuously revealed that early language ability predicts reading capabilities, general academic achievement, school dropout and career achievements. Effective communication helps to solve problems in everyday life, to establish relationships in the professional circle and gain confidence and a good sense of self-image as well.