World Classic Fairy Tales - Complete Four Volumes

Author: Avan
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Good Kids EQ Cultivation Series. Parent-child reading, EQ development. EQ (Emotional Intelligence) is a psychological term corresponding to IQ (Intelligence Quotient), meaning emotional intelligence, abbreviated as EQ. It includes aspects such as self-motivation, perseverance; controlling impulses, delaying gratification; regulating emotions, not easily worrying; understanding others, being full of hope, etc. Extensive research shows that IQ can at most explain 20% of success factors, while the remaining 80% is attributed to EQ. Today's children are mostly only children, living in conditions with highly educated parents, so their IQ scores are generally high. Based on this understanding, how to cultivate children's EQ has become the key factor determining their future success. Daniel Goleman, the founder of EQ theory and a renowned psychologist at Harvard University in the United States, has explicitly proposed a life formula: 20% IQ + 80% EQ = 100% success.
This series was meticulously developed under the guidance of psychology professors and early childhood education experts, adhering to a humanistic style of parent-child reading. It is divided into four volumes: Honesty·Politeness, Kindness·Friendship, Wisdom·Strength, and Courage·Confidence, covering all aspects of children's EQ development. It is hoped that this series will assist parents in their "child-rearing project."