Your child is different

Author: Urban
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: What type of child does your child belong to?
Emotionally Oriented Children: They strive to develop emotional connections with others to gain a sense of security and stability. These sensation-seeking children always hope for affirmative responses, praise, or to be perceived as valuable.
Pragmatically Oriented Children: They work hard to complete tasks and meet expectations set by society and adults, aiming to gain a sense of dependence from others. They establish connections with their surroundings by fulfilling environmental needs.
Adventurous Children: They are easily drawn to everything around them. Their primary psychological function is sensation, and their interaction with the world is open, always ready to embrace new things.
Intelligent Children: They have a strong desire to learn, not out of curiosity or for the sake of excitement, but to understand the internal connections of things. They know what they are facing and how to respond appropriately.
The author of this book uses numerous vivid examples to introduce parents and educators to the characteristics of Emotionally Oriented Children, Pragmatically Oriented Children, Adventurous Children, and Intelligent Children. Additionally, the book explains the special methods children need to enhance their immune systems while learning and overcoming crises. This book helps readers better understand children's psychological traits, implement education tailored to their different ability types, and improve their ability to adapt to their environment.