Mistake Teaching Family

Author: Edited by the Family Education Center of the Advisory Committee on Family Education under the Ministry of Education
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Publishing Date: 2001-09-01
Features: This book tells us from both positive and negative aspects how to be a good parent. It features a story of a girl who, under the meticulous upbringing of her paralyzed mother, becomes an outstanding university student, as well as the legendary story of an ordinary mother who transforms her son, who had scored zeros in school, into a US-trained Ph.D. In today's fast-changing and highly competitive society, many parents are confused about how to raise their children and worry endlessly about their growth. This series of books, including "Success in Family Education: Inspiration" and "Mistakes in Family Education: Warning," teaches us how to be good parents from both positive and negative perspectives. The series includes a story of a girl who, nurtured by her paralyzed mother, becomes an excellent university student, and the legendary tale of an ordinary mother who molds her son, who had scored zeros as a child, into a US-trained Ph.D. It also features a heart-wrenching story of a son who, using his life, pleads for his parents' reunion, as well as a tragic case of resulting from a mother's harsh beating. Reading the real-life stories in this book will undoubtedly you; examining the insightful analyses by experts will provide you with numerous inspirations.