Try the Talk Test â it's one of the best ways to measure your workout's intensity, according to a new study. The Talk Test measures how easy or hard it is for you to hold a conversation while exercising to gauge how intense your workout really is (similar to the Rate of Perceived Exertion scale). To test its usefulness, researchers studied healthy adults by making them recite the Pledge of Allegiance while exercising at varying intensities.
at the school i send my children they dont learn to read and write until they are 7 and this works really well as by this age they are ready and eager to learn and while obiously there are still those that struuggle, the majority learn really fast. saying that both my two learned to write their names by about age 4 off their own backs. my dd1 took a while with her reading and writing,having slight dislexic tendancies. she is 10 now and has only just become confident in both. where as my ds ...
According to the U.S. Department of Education, here are the language milestones your child should reach at each age: CHILDREN AGES 0-3: 1  Imitate some of the sounds and rhythms adults use when they speak. 2  Begin to associate frequent words with their meanings. 3  Recognize some books by their covers.