Non-Verbal Reasoning

Non-Verbal Reasoning: Developing Abstract and Logical Thinking

What Non-Verbal Reasoning Involves: Non-verbal reasoning involves solving problems using visual information. It helps children develop skills in pattern recognition, logical thinking and spatial awareness, which are essential for the 11+ entrance exams and cognitive development.

What’s Included:

  • Pattern Recognition: Identifying and predicting patterns in sequences of shapes and images.

  • Spatial Reasoning: Understanding and manipulating shapes and spaces.

  • Logical Problem Solving: Applying logic to solve visual puzzles and challenges.

  • Visual Comparisons: Comparing and contrasting visual information to identify differences and similarities.

Examples:

  • Completing pattern recognition exercises to enhance visual and logical skills.

  • Engaging in spatial reasoning activities like puzzles and shape manipulation.

  • Practising visual comparisons to develop attention to detail and accuracy.

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