The day after tomorrow, the prodigy

Author: [German] Karl Witte
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: This is a great book that guides children to success; it is a masterpiece close to real life. Karl Witte mastered six languages by the age of nine, entered university at ten, became a doctor at fourteen, and became a university professor at sixteen. Karl Witte was not a genius by birth; he was a prodigy nurtured with his parents' dedication! Abilities do not need to be innate; genius can be cultivated. As long as parents use the right methods, every child can become a genius! This book, narrated by Karl Witte, describes how his father, Karl Witte, developed his potential in a scientific way, transforming Karl Witte from a "mentally retarded child" in others' eyes into a renowned "genius" in Europe. From prenatal education to the stages of birth, growth, and adulthood, through real-life stories, it discusses child-rearing education from fourteen aspects, enabling every parent to learn how to educate extraordinary genius children using scientific methods.