7 Education Principles of Successful Mothers: The Secret of Genius Edison

Author: (Japanese) Kōtan Henry, translated by Li Chongmin
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: This is a book introducing the genius Thomas Edison. Edison transformed from a "problem child" into the greatest inventor in human history, and the key to this transformation lies in his mother Nancy's education. Her seven educational principles remain unchanged by time and place, offering valuable insights for anyone seeking to develop their abilities. This book thoroughly introduces and explains the seven educational principles of this mother, vividly depicting Edison's journey from a "defective" child to a genius inventor, making readers feel as if they are witnessing the process firsthand and gaining profound inspiration. The book serves as a great reference for quality-oriented education in students. Edison only attended school for three months before dropping out, with no formal education and suffering from hearing loss. Yet, this "defective" child grew into the greatest genius in human history. The most crucial turning point came from his mother Nancy's unique educational methods. Whether you are a parent concerned about your child's education, a businessperson, an educator, a student, or anyone else, you can unlock your potential like Edison by applying these seven principles!