Neither sports nor video games: the smartest kids share this interest, says child psychologist
Many parents believe that a child’s achievements in sports or technology reflect superior cognitive aptitude. However, quieter, more creative pursuits can have a bigger impact. Children who engage in painting, drawing, or sculpting tend to develop stronger problem-solving abilities, heightened emotional resilience, and increased confidence. According to Dr Laura Markham, a child psychologist at Columbia … Read more