Starting Line of Success: Cultivate Your Child with the Success Intelligence Education Method

Author: Liu Yongji
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: Still in elementary school, Sternberg performed significantly below average in an IQ test. As a result, he was considered a failure by most people, even a "dummy." But later, through hard work, he broke the myth of "IQ determinism" and ultimately made it into the ranks of America's top social scientists. Why can someone with an IQ below average still achieve success? Sternberg challenges traditional IQ theories and education methods centered around IQ. He argues that IQ is merely a "stagnant" form of intelligence, while "successful intelligence" is the key to determining whether a person can succeed in life. The rise of the "successful intelligence" movement has overturned traditional education methods centered around IQ, sparking a revolution in American education and causing countless teachers and parents to shift their focus to nurturing successful intelligence.
The author, Liu Yongji, holds a master's degree in education from Peking University and is an expert specializing in educational issues. Based on Sternberg's theory of "successful intelligence," the author elaborates on new concepts for family education in the book, providing parents with a comprehensive and vivid teaching plan to help their children succeed in future social competition.