Most Effective Tutoring - The Myth of Ordinary Parenting by the Kugumine Foundation

Author: Kui Jinhui
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: Kui Jinhui believes that the world's most "naughty" children have come to their doorstep—her two sons are mischievous, with one having average grades and the other poor. Yet she managed to have both skip grades and enter prestigious universities in Beijing. This book addresses various specific issues faced by general children, helping parents analyze the root causes of their problems. Drawing on her own successful examples of raising children, Kui Jinhui shares practical methods for boosting children's confidence in learning and improving their academic performance. This book is particularly instructive for high school parents—how to communicate with children, discipline them, encourage diligence and perseverance, and keep them focused; how to support children, alleviate their stress, and cheer them on; how to understand their strengths, help them set goals, and improve their grades; and how to obtain college entrance exam information, guide children through the process, fill out suitable applications, and successfully get into their dream schools. For "problem children" who are unruly, disinterested in studies, underperforming, playful and mischievous, dishonest, addicted to online games, or involved in early relationships, Kui Jinhui has effective strategies. She believes that behind every "problem child" lies failed parenting. She can teach any child, but it requires parental cooperation. The chapter "A Failed Experiment" in this book serves as a counterexample. Readers can learn where the root causes of "problem children" lie. Learn the most effective parenting methods to raise successful children!