Ability to see in vinicity, strengthens the relation of antar-sel nerve in small si brain. Explains this mengotimalkan its(the intellegence will.
When small si of you opens its (the eye is for the first time, all the in around his(its still seems to impersonating and turning tail. Your Face also has just seems to explain for him[s if distance at the most 25 cm from its(the eye!
Initially, eyesight system of small si is not able to focus both its(the eyes by one objects. Yes, both its(the eyes will be able to work harmony in focusing eyesight to object seen by it. after him(her is having age 3-6 months. After reaching age 8 month, small si will be able to see in vinicity in perception 3 dimension, like you.
Between nature and nurture
Even in age batita small si has can see object clearly, but stimulation of eyesight must always is done. Because, every object capable to be seen small si with both its(the eyes, be data source which will stimulate development of its(the brain. By seeing, small si brain cells will be triggered works sending the data for diolah. is because his(its, increasingly often and more and more light stimulus obtained by small si, hence the relation of antar-sel its(the brain would increasingly good and grows.
Important of You knows, that every when small si brain receives various stimuli received by its(the the five senses, including light stimulus from both its(the eyes. Besides, this stimulus also is received through various experiences in everyday life. Various stimuli that is enabling small si brain strengthens the relation of antar-sel its(the brain, especially brain cells that is often is activated. Result of his(its, its(the ability and skill small si also will grow optimal.
But, you need to remember, process tumbuh-kembang small si is aliance from nature ( nature) and nurture ( keeping and treatment), gene, and area. Like told [by] Dr. Lise Elliot, PhD., from Chicago School of Medicine, Amerika Serikat, in its(the book What's Going On In There? How the Brain and Mind Develop indium the First Five Years of Life?, There is no cognate development, perception, emotion and motorik chlid that is is not entangles factor nature and nurture.
Sri Lestariningsih
Scientific consultancy: dr. Dwiputro Widodo, SpAK ( K), MMED, IDAI JAYA, Part Of Chlid Hygiene, subbagian Saraf FKUI/RSUPN Cipto Mangunkusumo, Jakarta.
Saturday, August 23, 2008
tips blog power
The Power of Leverage
If you presently have 100 daily blog readers and you publish an amazing article, only those 100 people know about it. If you are “lucky” and one of those 100 people owns a popular blog, or has an email newsletter with 5000 subscribers and decides to link to your amazing article, then bam – you just hit a big communication channel and you grow your readership significantly.
Once you have 1,000 readers then you have a better chance of hitting a big communication channel since your existing leverage is greater. That’s why the biggest blogs grow quickest – they have great leverage in the form of their existing audience.
Once you have 5,000 daily readers and you post a great pillar article, those 5,000 people act as little and big communication channels for you, bringing more readers, possibly by writing about your article on their blogs, or linking to you in a forum post, or talking about your blog to a friend.
Effectively your audience is your marketing, which is why the largest blogs have to do little proactive marketing beyond keeping the great content coming.
The top blogs have the attention of the other top blogs and they link to each other, sharing the wealth of traffic between them. The rich bloggers get richer.
Top blogs also have the advantage of a large enough foundation of readers to hit the top of social bookmarking sites like Digg and Del.icio.us, based purely on their existing readership.
If you have 10,000 readers it’s a lot easier to trigger the necessary few hundred diggs to get on the Digg front page just by using your audience. No doubt there are many great articles that never make it to Digg because they are published by little-known blogs, while content that isn’t as worthy makes it to the front page just because a top blog publishes the content.
Before you go off grumbling that you will never reach 5,000 daily readers, or even 1,000, remember that every great blog started with no readers. We all start at the same place – at the beginning with a big fat 0 on that traffic counter
(or maybe a 1 since you read your own blog).
Your goal is to make it as a top blogger eventually so you can enjoy all the benefits I mentioned above. Best of all, when you do make it there you can focus
your energies on great content instead of marketing because your readership will spread the word for you.
If you presently have 100 daily blog readers and you publish an amazing article, only those 100 people know about it. If you are “lucky” and one of those 100 people owns a popular blog, or has an email newsletter with 5000 subscribers and decides to link to your amazing article, then bam – you just hit a big communication channel and you grow your readership significantly.
Once you have 1,000 readers then you have a better chance of hitting a big communication channel since your existing leverage is greater. That’s why the biggest blogs grow quickest – they have great leverage in the form of their existing audience.
Once you have 5,000 daily readers and you post a great pillar article, those 5,000 people act as little and big communication channels for you, bringing more readers, possibly by writing about your article on their blogs, or linking to you in a forum post, or talking about your blog to a friend.
Effectively your audience is your marketing, which is why the largest blogs have to do little proactive marketing beyond keeping the great content coming.
The top blogs have the attention of the other top blogs and they link to each other, sharing the wealth of traffic between them. The rich bloggers get richer.
Top blogs also have the advantage of a large enough foundation of readers to hit the top of social bookmarking sites like Digg and Del.icio.us, based purely on their existing readership.
If you have 10,000 readers it’s a lot easier to trigger the necessary few hundred diggs to get on the Digg front page just by using your audience. No doubt there are many great articles that never make it to Digg because they are published by little-known blogs, while content that isn’t as worthy makes it to the front page just because a top blog publishes the content.
Before you go off grumbling that you will never reach 5,000 daily readers, or even 1,000, remember that every great blog started with no readers. We all start at the same place – at the beginning with a big fat 0 on that traffic counter
(or maybe a 1 since you read your own blog).
Your goal is to make it as a top blogger eventually so you can enjoy all the benefits I mentioned above. Best of all, when you do make it there you can focus
your energies on great content instead of marketing because your readership will spread the word for you.
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