Carl Wilhelm's Education (Authoritative Collection Edition)

Author: Carl Wirt
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: The birth of genius and a happy childhood are not contradictory, and genius is not necessarily related to talent. This extraordinary book in the history of education, written by a wise rural pastor in the 19th century, uses facts to tell us that every child has the potential to become a genius. You can also shape your child into a healthy and happy genius. This book is a classic in education that has crossed three centuries and sold worldwide! It has sold over 2,000,000 copies in mainland China! Recommended by Professor Shan Zhonghui of East China Normal University, Professor Xiao Chuan of Beijing Normal University, Professor Seidezi of Harvard University, Professor Suores of Cambridge University, and Professor Belov of Edinburgh University! It has caused great attention in Germany, the UK, and Japan! It has been fully praised by education experts from all walks of life! It has nurtured countless geniuses such as Seidezi and Werner Bal! It deserves to be known by you!!! Carl Wirt was a famous genius from Germany in the 19th century. By the age of eight or nine, he could freely use six languages: German, French, Italian, Latin, English, and Greek; he was also proficient in zoology, botany, physics, and chemistry, especially mathematics; at the age of nine, he entered G?ttingen University; at the age of 14, he was awarded a doctorate in philosophy; at the age of 16, he received a doctorate in law and was appointed as a law professor at Berlin University; at the age of 23, he published the book "The Misunderstanding of Dante," becoming an authority on Dante. Unlike those prodigies who lost their momentum too early, Carl Wirt taught at famous universities in Germany throughout his life, praised by all for his teachings until his death in 1883. Carl Wirt's remarkable achievements were not due to his extraordinary talent—he was actually considered a somewhat mentally impaired infant at birth—but entirely thanks to his father's well-guided education. Carl's father wrote a book about his son's education before he turned 14, which is "The Education of Carl Wirt." The book details Carl's growth process, as well as his father's insights and unique educational methods. Written in 1818, it is probably one of the earliest documents in the world on early education.