100 Reminders for Children's Daily Behavior

Author: Chen Da
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: 100 Reminders for Children's Daily Behavior is a popular, textbook-style book that applies behavioral science principles to guide children's daily behavior. The author avoids the pretentiousness of a behavioral scientist or the condescending tone of a moralist. Instead, the author cleverly uses a lively "remind, remind" approach, selecting 100 issues from various aspects of contemporary children's daily lives to engage in a and conversation. This allows children to receive beneficial guidance in all areas of life, learning, friendship, travel, entertainment, etiquette, and personal cultivation, including the often-overlooked details of daily routines (such as eating, sleeping, traveling, shopping, and finding people). Mr. Tang Ziwei, Vice President of the Chinese Association of Behavioral Science, praised the book, saying, "Each short article is only three to five hundred words, with characters and plots, vivid and interesting narratives, and simple and easy-to-understand reasoning, making it easy for young readers to accept. It is indeed an excellent textbook that aligns with the Daily Behavior Norms for Primary School Students issued by the Ministry of Education. Primary school students should read it, as should teachers and parents." The book also caters to the reading interests of contemporary children by pairing each "reminder" with an amusing illustration, which greatly enhances the effectiveness of the reading guidance and also helps to stimulate the readers' thinking.