62 Methods of Parental Education

Author: Akira Nakatani
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: It's not the child who is problematic, but the adult; the responsibility of education doesn't lie with schools, but with families; it's not necessary to attend school; parents can make this decision; children can only grow when parents aren't paying attention; it's important to communicate well with children; truly strong children can withstand setbacks. As children grow day by day, parents may feel increasingly unable to manage them. Is it because the children are becoming more unruly? The author of this book points out sharply: it's actually the parents themselves who have the problem. Many parents only realize their regret after their children have grown up: "I didn't educate my child well." Many parents also express that if life could start over, they would adopt different educational methods. Being a parent is like being a beginner; parents need to grow alongside their children. The book identifies various misconceptions of parents and introduces 62 ways to grow with children, helping parents resolve their confusion in raising children and becoming the good father or mother in their child's eyes.