1. Cultivation of learning ability and adaptability: Young bridging training focuses on cultivating children's learning ability and adaptability. This includes cultivating children's attention, memory, observation ability, thinking ability, and the ability to adapt to new learning environment, learning methods and learning tasks. Stimulate children's interest and enthusiasm in learning through games, stories, paintings and other activities.
2. Training of learning skills: Children's convergence training also focuses on training children's learning skills, including basic learning skills such as literacy, numeracy, writing and calculation. Through interesting learning activities and games, help children master basic knowledge such as letters, numbers and shapes, and cultivate their reading, writing and math abilities.
3. Social skills training: Young convergence training also attaches importance to the cultivation of children's social skills. This includes cultivating children's social skills such as cooperation, sharing, communication and conflict resolution with peers, as well as cultivating children's self-care ability and autonomy. Through group activities, role-playing, team games and other forms, help children establish good interpersonal relationships and adapt to the collective life of primary schools.
4. Training of cognitive ability: Young cohesion training also focuses on cultivating children's cognitive ability, including the ability to observe, classify, reason and solve problems. Through exploratory learning, experimental activities, thinking training and other methods, stimulate children's curiosity and desire to explore, and cultivate children's thinking ability and problem-solving ability.
5. Mental health training: Young convergence training also focuses on cultivating children's mental health. This includes cultivating their emotional management ability, self-confidence, self-esteem and adaptability, and helping them to establish a positive emotional attitude and a healthy psychological state. Pay attention to children's emotional needs and psychological development through emotional education and psychological counseling.
To sum up, the content of young bridge training includes the cultivation of learning and adaptability, learning skills, social skills, cognitive ability and mental health. Through these trainings, children can better adapt to the study life in primary schools and make a smooth transition to the primary school stage.