Here's how I manage my children

Author: Kui Jinhui
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: A true record of the first National Learning Family, heartfelt words from a self-taught writer; a parenting star who tracks and consults nationwide, a household education myth reported by major media! A family with two mischievous children, who performed poorly in school but still skipped grades, eventually enrolled in top national universities in China! For over a decade, I have given my children a daily dose of inspiration, often admitting mistakes to them, with enough patience, strong ambition, and unwavering determination. I finally sent two intellectually average, very playful children into China's prestigious universities. I don't just raise exam machines; I cultivate well-rounded, high-quality talents.
As a parenting star, this book teaches parents how to manage mischievous children. Many parents are most troubled by their children being playful, unruly, disobedient, fond of the internet, gaming, and poor academic performance. Mischievous children can be managed. This book is the theoretical and systematic refinement of the author's parenting experience, following the approach of controlling children, guiding them, and ultimately leading them to self-motivated learning. It fully highlights the core idea of "raising a child to success can enrich three generations." The best way for a child to succeed is to achieve high scores and attend top universities.
The methods in the book are simple yet profound—requiring only a parent's perseverance and no additional equipment, making them highly operational. Scientificity is the key to achieving twice the result with half the effort in cultivating a child's success.