Enhancing Cognitive Skills and your child's development

An endorsement by Dr Laura Fisher
PhD (Psychology)

Enhancing Cognitive Skills is a course poised to cultivate and nurture children's mental processes, assisting them in developing and improving various skills related to their cognition and mental processes.

Erik Erikson (1902-1994) was a formidable force in developmental psychology. His work continues to influence cognitive psychology today. His theory of psychosocial development provides a comprehensive understanding of how cognitive abilities develop in the broader context of social and emotional growth. Erikson's theory suggests that individuals experience eight stages of psychosocial development throughout their lifespan. Each stage presents a unique conflict or challenge that must be resolved to progress to the next stage successfully. The fifth stage, which occurs during childhood (around 6-12 years old), known as "Industry vs. Inferiority", is when children begin to develop a sense of competence and accomplishment through their interactions and activities in school and with peers.

Enhancing Cognitive Skills will profoundly advance children through the "Industry vs Inferiority " stage. It will help children develop the cognitive abilities and skills needed to successfully handle their academic and social challenges, leading to a greater sense of competence and self-esteem.

The concepts and skills taught in the course, such as problem-solving, critical thinking, and executive function, are also crucial for successful development in later stages of life. They provide the foundation for future challenges and acknowledge the importance of addressing and enhancing cognitive skills during childhood.

As children see improvement in their cognitive skills through this course, they will gain confidence in their abilities, leading to a more positive attitude towards learning and tackling new challenges. This course will ultimately provide children with a strong foundation for academic success and personal growth, empowering them to reach their full potential.