Author: Yasuko Soya
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Under the exam-oriented education system, how can we focus on personality education and quality education for children beyond high scores? How can we raise a physically and mentally healthy, happy child? How can we create a humanistic family atmosphere? The author, Yasuko Soya, is a renowned Japanese female writer. From the perspective of a mother, she reflects on the misconceptions in family education among many parents under Japan's education system. Through her personal experiences and extensive observations, she concludes that a child with a humanistic upbringing and quality education will have a happier and more successful life than a child who is merely high-scoring. Japan's basic education system is similar to China's, and many of the insights in this book are worth the attention and reference of Chinese parents. We not only hope our children will become useful members of society in the future, but we also hope they will be successful and happy. This is the author's intention in writing this book.
Still the Fault of the Parents -- A Mother's Educational Notes: A Mother's Educational Notes
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