World's Greatest Education Law

Author: Jia Daihong
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Publish Date: 2005-04-01
Features: The educational principles that benefit children for a lifetime.
The Law of Diminishing Talent: If a child's potential is fully developed, he can ultimately achieve an 11-point ability; if neglected, he can only attain a 3-point ability. The Law of Diminishing Talent teaches us that the earlier we educate a child, the better.
Delayed Gratification: Controlling impulses and curbing desires are important factors in achieving success. It is more predictive of success than intelligence. Childhood education is the beginning of cultivating self-control. Therefore, parents should place great importance on developing their children's self-discipline.
The Law of Reinforcement: Some instincts will fade away if not reinforced. If parents administer clear rewards and punishments and pay attention to and encourage their children's correct behavior, it will reinforce these behaviors, making it easier to cultivate habits in children.
The Rosenthal Effect: Every child can become a genius. A child's growth comes from the expectations of parents and teachers. Whether a child can become a genius depends on whether parents and teachers love, expect, and educate them as they would a genius.
The Law of Natural Consequences: When a child makes a mistake, parents should not scold them excessively but should let them bear the consequences of their actions. The punishment a child receives should only be the natural consequence of their wrongdoing.
The age-old wisdom of raising children, the educational bible that benefits a lifetime.
About the experience and theory of education, it has a history of thousands of years. It can be said that as long as humans have existed, there has been the wisdom of education.
How to obtain this wisdom is a question every parent must consider.
Abroad, many parents frequently attend various educational training programs and purchase various educational books.
In Japan, half of the parents have read "The Tale of the Fox" and learned about the "Law of the Fox" and the importance of raising independent children;
In the United States, one-third of the parents know the "Rosenthal Effect" and understand how to appreciate and praise their children;
In France, many parents know Rousseau's "Law of Natural Consequences" and know that the best education is to let children accept natural consequences...
Today, what lies before you are these laws—the age-old educational golden rules. If you love your child, please open this book and let successful education accompany your child's growth.