Question

Do you agree that children under 3 years old should start learning to write and to read?

Comments

A 3 year old child will not write properly or read even alphabets. First give them crayons and sketch pen.later try to identify the alphabets. Then rhymes, words,sentences etc.

Answer 1

We should always take the necessary steps when we are talking about improving the way that our kids get to do the things that matter to them. Education is paramount and this is one of the reasons we should try to start teaching our kids everything that concerns education right from a young age. You can't deny that fact that this is one thing that is important as long as the development of the kid is concerned.

I am this brilliant at my age, all because my parents did their best to start school for me at an early age. That helped me to build confidence and work towards getting to the level where I can beat my chest that I can perform fine in any sphere of life where I find myself.

Even when you are not sending your kids to school at an early age, try to teach them at home as it is going to help them improve.

Answer 2

I tend to agree to an extent that children below the stated age should start learning the fundamentals about how to read and write. For obvious reasons, it's better for them to start getting used to the basics, because once they are groomed in these areas they can start early in developing their cognitve abilities. As it is often said kids learn faster, and thus whatever they are feed with, they are bound not to forget them in a hurry.

Although they might not be learning bigger things at this age, but with the elementary knowledge they are receiving, they can start building on it as time progresses. It won't be wise for parents to allow their kids to be influenced with all kinds of negative stuffs, as it's often experienced when they start to insult immediately they start to talk, but instead they can channel this energy in knowing how to read and write.

Answer 3

That would be more of torture for that child. Let a child be a child. Why are you hurrying that child to know how to read and write at that tender age? I don't agree at all. That's putting pressure on that child why don't you just let him or her mature naturally, let they get to the point where they will do it on their own. If you do it at such a tender age, that will be termed as forcing a child to grow up when he has all the time to grow. I mean, why would you do that when he has a whole life ahead of him. 2 is too young, all that kid needs at that age to to breastfeed and play with his toys, not straining his vocal codes screaming out vowels and names of things around him. Even with the toys, the child can learn a few things. It's not good to overburden the toddlers brain.

Answer 4

The problem is that most parents have no idea how to teach a child to read. You teach a kid to read by sitting him on your lap and reading to him. One day you yawn or something and the kid starts reading to you.

There are a lot of things wrong with what we call "school". In reality it is an all day baby sitting service. And Americans as a rule don't know anything else.

IMO it is more important to teach a kid to tell stories. Vocal skills will get a lot more friends as a kid and much better earning power as an adult.

Answer 5

Yes. We should give them pencils and slate. Whatever they write let them write. Initially they just line the slate. But it's ok. We should teach them to write and read. 

Though the age is under 3, we can give a try.

Answer 6

It all depends with the child just like adults, children do have different learning and understanding capabilities same with interests their are children who are very curious and willing to learn while their are those who are gloomy, silent and slow learners. 

Answer 7

I agree that below 3 years old can start to go to school. It's a good benefit for the kids to develop their social skills and they begin to learn early. This will teach them at a young age how they should be interacting with peers. And they start to develop independence and learn a new routines.

Answer 8

It depends on the children and how quickly they pick the things for learning. They should be educated for a while at home to judge them in order to send them for learning.

Answer 9

Children under 3 years old should enjoy their age. It is also the age where kids are starting to learn little by little under the supervision of their parents or any adult beside them. It does not mean with their learning process that they should be taught write away on how to read and write that soon. It still depends on the children's development skills. There are some kids under 3 years old who have high IQ, so smart and advanced on their age. These are the kids who are starting to read and write. But still, even if they are so advanced it does not mean that you have to pressure those kids to write and read. Just give them time to enjoy not to pressure the children they are fond of reading and writing.

Answer 10

An infant starts its developmental milestones once he or she is born in this world. By the time he or she reached aged 3, he or she can be able to sing or even read the alphabet and numbers, recognize or distinguish the different shades, etc.

Answer 11

It's actually very nice to introduce children to education at their early age, because this can actually make them smarter and finish their education early

Answer 12

No, I do not agree that children under 3 years old should start learning to write and to read. At this age, children should be focusing on developing their fine motor skills and developing their language skills to ensure they have a strong foundation for literacy development.

Answer 13

There comes a time in the development of a child that the brain becomes mature for reading and writing. Below that age children should be allowed to play and gradually developed their brain for the right time.

Answer 14

According to most experts in early childhood education, it is not developmentally appropriate for children under the age of three to be formally taught to read and write. At this stage, children are still in the early stages of language development and are typically focused on acquiring basic communication skills, such as speaking and listening.

While it is important to expose young children to books and language-rich environments, research suggests that play-based learning and exploration should be the primary focus of early childhood education. Young children learn best through hands-on experiences that engage all of their senses, such as playing with blocks, puzzles, and other manipulatives.

That being said, every child is unique, and some children may show an interest in letters and writing at an early age. In these cases, it may be appropriate to support their interest through informal activities such as drawing or tracing letters, without imposing formal academic expectations on them.

Answer 15

Children under three years should not supposed to be thought how to read and write this is because this child is under the independency vs autonomy  stage of pycho- sexual where the child focus on itself and do things independently  and this make a child mind to Sharp

Answer 16

Some children may not be ready to start learning to write and read at 3 years old, while others may need more instruction. Ultimately, it is up to the parent or guardian to decide whether or not their child is ready to start learning to write and read.

Answer 17

Not really. I haven't raised a kid so I am not sure how much is their learning capacity but I believe that at the tender age of 2, they are still comprehending the world around them. They see new people, new things. If you want to teach them, just tell them little things like the common names of plants of animals they see, maybe tell them how to count by using building blocks or toys like that. Just make it fun for them, not a chore or burden.

Answer 18

Early reading ignites creativity, sparks curiosity, and stimulates the imagination in young children. Often, this leads to role-play as children grow which helps to develop other skills such as empathy, problem-solving, and morality.

Answer 19

I am this brilliant at my age, all because my parents did their best to start school for me at an early age. That helped me to build confidence and work towards getting to the level where I can beat my chest that I can perform fine in any sphere of life where I find myself.

Answer 20

Yah I really think a three years old child should learn how to write so it will be easier when they get to five or six years as for reading alphabet it is also important