Creativity is the ability to create something that is original and often has practical or artistic value. It is also the ability to find new solutions to old and, more importantly, new problems. As your child becomes an adult in the workplace, he or she will constantly encounter problems that may not be solved in the old ways and therefore require imaginative or creative thinking.

Children aged 5-6 are in the stage of preparing for a change in their environment. At this time, children need to change their activities from mainly playing to studying to gradually get used to the primary school environment later. Children also need to practice doing daily tasks, developing their memory and observation skills.

Scientists have studied the thought processes in the regions of the brain associated with creativity. Research suggests that the differences between creative and non-creative people involve a complex interplay of spontaneous and controlled thinking. This article will help you understand why some people are creative and others are not, and some ways to improve it.

EQ is an abbreviation of the full English name Emotional Quotient, which is the emotional intelligence index. In science, this index is used to assess the imagination and creativity of each individual. At the same time, some studies have proven and clearly divided each range of emotional intelligence based on the index of EQ test.