Creative Writing--How Parents Can Guide Their Children in Writing Essays

Author: Zhang Bohua
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: This book is divided into two main parts. The first part introduces the fundamental concepts of parents guiding children in learning to write essays: recognizing the importance, seizing randomness, cultivating sensitivity, expanding imagination, and developing creativity. When introducing these concepts, the book adopts a rationale-supported-by-examples approach, enabling parents to grasp the essence of essay coaching through vivid case studies. The second part introduces common methods parents can use to guide children in learning to write essays: visiting botanical gardens, zoos, schools; going on autumn excursions into the wilderness; observing their hometowns; observing scientific phenomena; identifying non-standard language phenomena; interviewing advanced individuals; appreciating films and TV dramas, etc. This is the core part of the book. To enhance parents' qualifications, the book also includes two supplementary sections: "Basic Knowledge of Essay Writing" and "Common Essay Problems." In summary, this book is specifically targeted at parents of primary and secondary school students, putting itself in the parents' shoes to provide a comprehensive, systematic, and highly practical guide for conducting home-based writing activities.