Here are the 36 pieces of advice for high school parents

Author: Du Mingming
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
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Many times, it's the parents who need treatment when their children are sick. — Bonnie Weir, American educational psychologist
A psychologically unhealthy person, even with severe mental illness, may not necessarily exhibit significant behavior, even if they graduate from Peking University or become a professor there. — Wei Shusheng, a famous Chinese educational reformer and "class teacher"
Rewriting the life trajectory of high school students and resolving their growth crises. Every parent holds the miraculous power to change their child's fate.
36 educational insights to resolve high school growth crises. A researcher and doctoral supervisor at the Institute of Psychology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Wang Jisheng conducted face-to-face interviews and research with over 300 national college entrance examination (Gaokao) top scorers for five consecutive years. He finally reached a shocking conclusion: Most top scorers did not have outstanding intelligence but possessed strong psychological resilience. Mindset plays the most crucial role in Gaokao success; learning methods and foundations rank only third or fourth. Gaokao success is nearly equivalent to "ability + mindset."
High expectations = high pressure ≠ high grades
Care = understanding ≠ harsh demands
For high school students, mental health is an indispensable spiritual calcium in their growth. American educational psychologist Bonnie Weir once said, "Many times, it's the parents who need treatment when their children are sick." Indeed, every parent holds the miraculous power to change their child's fate. Parents can use their words and actions to alter their child's life trajectory and resolve their growth crises.
The book analyzes some psychological illnesses of high school students while providing case studies to strengthen its persuasive power. In the end, the book condenses into 36 valuable educational insights to help high school parents better understand the root causes and solve practical problems.
Rewriting the life trajectory of high school students and resolving their growth crises. The book starts with the daily manifestations of psychological illnesses in high school students, helping both students and their parents recognize the roots of these phenomena and offering methods for adjustment and change. The narrative is enriched with numerous vivid real-life examples, making it highly persuasive.