What is on the boy's mind

Author: (USA) Michael Gurian (Gurian.M.) (USA) Kathy Stevens (Stevens.K.)
Translator: Tian Wenhui United States/USA
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: Dedicated to parents, teachers, other educators, and all those who care about boys' growth. Cited and reported by authoritative media such as The New York Times, The Washington Post, Newsweek, Time, The Wall Street Journal, CNN, PBS, and more. This book presents revolutionary findings based on neurobiology and brain research, helping us truly understand boys' minds and behaviors, and opening up an education that truly respects "boys' nature." Do you love your boy? Is he energetic and active? Has he ever been punished because of it? Does this punishment harm him? Have you observed your boy? Is he underperforming in school and dislikes studying? What are his effective learning methods? How can you properly raise your boy? We provide you with the answers.
"As a mother of three boys, I am grateful to Gurian and Stevens for their groundbreaking contributions to helping us understand how boys' minds work. Although we believe that boys and girls learn differently, they clearly showed us how to help boys discover their potential for the first time. I highly recommend this book to all parents, teachers, and those who truly care about the future of our society. It is a must-read and will undoubtedly become a classic." – Dr. Michelle Borba
"This is an excellent popular science book on psychology and education. The book not only proposes many educational principles for raising boys but also provides detailed explanations through examples that resemble scientific experiments. It highlights the differences between boys and girls while also acknowledging their commonalities, making it beneficial for all parents." – Zhang Kan, President of the Chinese Psychological Society
"This book offers valuable insights not only to parents and teachers but also to policymakers. Today's boys are struggling in school. Gurian and Stevens provide important analytical conclusions and practical solutions." – Dr. Summers, author of The War Against Boys