Discovery of Mandarin for Children - Vol.4, EXERCISE BOOK
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| Author: | Catherine P. Kail | ISBN: | 1230000919005 |
| Publisher: | CPK | Publication: | February 1, 2016 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Catherine P. Kail |
| ISBN: | 1230000919005 |
| Publisher: | CPK |
| Publication: | February 1, 2016 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Why should I choose Chinese for my child?
Because Chinese is the most spoken language in the world. This country plays an increasingly important role commercially and in global geopolitics.
Because memorizing Chinese characters involves imaging and the left hemisphere of the brain, strengthening spatial memory, just like mathematics and science. The foreign languages normally train the right hemisphere. To learn Chinese enables inter-hemispheric communication and boosts reasoning and creativity.
Because tracing characters is a fun game for children allowing them to perfect dexterity and the use of space. They will make progress in Chinese but also in writing and drawing.
Because the learning of foreign languages is very rewarding and opens new horizons.
Because a language is learned naturally during preadolescence playing and by curiosity. To start as young as possible is also a chance to be fluent in adulthood!
Because it is the most complex language in the world and an original way of understanding the oldest writing system still in use on Earth today.
Because in adulthood, a person who speaks Chinese or has done an introduction in that language will be original. It is impossible to focus on Chinese without having qualities such as rigor, discipline and thoroughness. It is an asset that others will not necessarily have.
Because we live in a multicultural world. Mandarin is a discipline taught in the best private schools in the world and remains a bold educational choice.
This illustrated booklet allows your children to review their Chinese, both oral and written, learnt in the previous volumes through many straightforward and varied exercises.
All the corrections are of course included at the end of the book, for the parents this time, and to facilitate quizzing and make sure the content has been memorized.
A game for children…and parents!
Why should I choose Chinese for my child?
Because Chinese is the most spoken language in the world. This country plays an increasingly important role commercially and in global geopolitics.
Because memorizing Chinese characters involves imaging and the left hemisphere of the brain, strengthening spatial memory, just like mathematics and science. The foreign languages normally train the right hemisphere. To learn Chinese enables inter-hemispheric communication and boosts reasoning and creativity.
Because tracing characters is a fun game for children allowing them to perfect dexterity and the use of space. They will make progress in Chinese but also in writing and drawing.
Because the learning of foreign languages is very rewarding and opens new horizons.
Because a language is learned naturally during preadolescence playing and by curiosity. To start as young as possible is also a chance to be fluent in adulthood!
Because it is the most complex language in the world and an original way of understanding the oldest writing system still in use on Earth today.
Because in adulthood, a person who speaks Chinese or has done an introduction in that language will be original. It is impossible to focus on Chinese without having qualities such as rigor, discipline and thoroughness. It is an asset that others will not necessarily have.
Because we live in a multicultural world. Mandarin is a discipline taught in the best private schools in the world and remains a bold educational choice.
This illustrated booklet allows your children to review their Chinese, both oral and written, learnt in the previous volumes through many straightforward and varied exercises.
All the corrections are of course included at the end of the book, for the parents this time, and to facilitate quizzing and make sure the content has been memorized.
A game for children…and parents!
