No child is a bad student.

Author: Clear Boat
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: How to cultivate a child's attention? What to do if a child is too playful? How to help a child break bad habits like lying? How to properly address a child's sexual awareness? What if a child isn't smart enough? What if a child has become a "rolling knife," and is there still a way to manage them? Vivid examples + advanced concepts + novel methods—all for a common goal: No child is a bad student.
"No Child is a Bad Student" originates from the teaching practices of a primary school teacher with over a decade of experience. During her teaching career, she has interacted with various types of underperforming students and encountered parents of all kinds. Thanks to her innovative teaching methods, she has successfully transformed and guided many underachievers. In this book, she provides an in-depth analysis of the "underachiever problem" from phenomenon to essence, emphasizing the view that there are no unteachable students, only parents and teachers who don’t know how to teach. She generously shares her advanced educational concepts and unique teaching methods with parents and educators, making the book not only engaging and lively but also highly practical. At the same time, this educational wisdom for underachievers will undoubtedly offer genuine inspiration to teaching professionals struggling with the "underachiever problem."