Cultivating Children's Competitiveness - A Nine-Week Children's Motivation Course

Author: Ling Yi
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: For children, competition is not about fighting for food, clothing, or dominance, but rather a competition of knowledge and intelligence. It is even more about a competition of will, psychological state, and character—cultivating competitive ability and potential. So, when and how should we start nurturing children's competitiveness? Specifically, this book proposes the "Nine-Week Children's Motivation Course," which does not mean that after nine weeks of "crash training," children will possess competitive qualities. Its true purpose and significance lie in setting standards for parents and teaching them methods, aiming to tell parents that child development is a systematic project. Competitiveness is not a quality that children should only develop when they grow up; it should be cultivated from infancy. It requires a gradual, persistent, and location-specific approach, allowing children to experience the charm of competition through life "drills." The book's "Standard Analysis" extracts the essence and key points of daily training courses, while the "Training Methods" guide parents and children in playing games, subtly nurturing children's competitive potential. The "Key Reminders" provide thoughtful tips for parents, enabling them to teach children according to their aptitude at any time and in any place.