How are good children taught?

Author: Wen Jun, Jin Bo
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: A child's life begins with your education. A parent's words and actions can influence a child's entire life. How to raise an outstanding child? How to raise a child who loves learning? How to raise a child with ambition? How to raise a child with good morals? How to raise an independent and resilient child? How to raise a child with a good personality? How to raise a child who knows how to be a person? How to raise a child who can handle social situations? How to raise a child with a healthy mindset? How to raise a child who is skilled in social interaction?
This book starts with how to raise an outstanding child and provides a comprehensive and systematic introduction to the knowledge and experience of successful parenting. It is both theoretical and practical, aiming to be easy to understand, highly illustrative, and highly operational. We believe every parent can find what they need in this book.
Parents are a child's first teacher, and they must possess the qualifications of a teacher. To raise a good child, parents must improve their scientific and cultural literacy, learn communication and interaction skills with their children, understand how to develop their children's strengths, and know how to motivate their children's learning and life enthusiasm... Some parents do not value family education, believing that education is solely the responsibility of the education sector, and that all they need to do is raise their children and provide them with the basic necessities of life—eating, drinking, sleeping, and using the restroom. This mindset is completely at odds with modern family education concepts.
To meet the demand for family education knowledge and align with parents' aspirations and future talent standards, we have written this book. Starting with 10 aspects—how to raise a smart child, how to raise a child who loves learning, how to raise a child with ambition, how to raise a child with good morals, how to raise an independent and resilient child, how to raise a child with a good personality, how to raise a child who knows how to be a person, how to raise a child who can handle social situations, how to raise a child with a healthy mindset, and how to raise a child who is skilled in social interaction—this book provides a comprehensive and systematic introduction to the knowledge and experience of successful parenting. It is both theoretical and practical, aiming to be easy to understand, highly illustrative, and highly operational. We believe every parent can find what they need in this book.