Little Genius

Author: Liu Fang
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: Top Clicks on Chinese Parenting Forum! An incredible, moving force will directly penetrate and inspire both you and your child through this book! Karl Wilhelm, born in the small village of Halleloe on July 1800, under the education of his father, Karl Wilhelm, was able to freely use six languages—German, French, Italian, Latin, English, and Greek—by the age of 8 and 9, and was proficient in chemistry, zoology, botany, physics, and mathematics. At the age of 9, he entered the University of Leipzig; at 10, he enrolled at the University of G?ttingen. In 1812, he published a paper on helices, and at 13, he published a book titled Trigonometry. In April 1814, at the age of 14, he was awarded a doctorate in philosophy. In his later years, inspired by his father’s successful education of him, he wrote the sequel to The Education of Karl Wilhelm, providing more detailed and compelling evidence for his father’s educational philosophy.
Bill Gates is the richest person in the world today, the most legendary figure of the 20th century, and the largest philanthropist on Earth. Born on October 28, 1955, in Seattle, Washington, in the northwestern United States, he has two older sisters. His father was a well-known lawyer in the area, and his mother was a teacher in a public school. He was cheerful and lively from a young age, an energetic child who was always moving and thinking. Later, he carried this habit into adulthood and into Microsoft, influencing the world and the dreams of young entrepreneurs.
Everyone has such an experience: an unforgettable story can affect a person’s entire life, while dull and tedious moral teachings, even if memorized perfectly at the time, are soon forgotten. In the eyes of authoritative education experts, telling children an engaging and interesting story about another peer’s growth is far more effective than dryly lecturing them about honesty and diligence. Stories are the easiest way for children to accept things and the least likely to forget them. Successful parents often adopt this "storytelling" method for family education.