Let the child suffer a bit: 55 details of frustration education

Author: Cui Huafang et al.
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Publish Date: 2007-07-20
Features: Give children independence and freedom, letting them learn to rely on themselves; give children encouragement and courage, letting them learn self-motivation; give children self-strengthening and perseverance, letting them learn to overcome setbacks. Setbacks are an inevitable part of growing up; they make children braver and stronger! In our country, the education of setbacks is not done enough. Due to parents' indulgence, children's psychological resilience is quite fragile, and even a small setback or failure could lead to a tragedy. — Sister Lu Qin
Under the prospect of implementing a shift from "exam-oriented education" to "quality-oriented education" in basic education, the education of setbacks, as part of quality-oriented education, should be given sufficient attention and is also a topic worthy of long-term research. — Zhang Yong, a famous expert in quality-oriented education in China
Parents must let their children know that the path of growth is not smooth. Success is often accompanied by difficulties, hardships, and setbacks. — Barbara Rose
Education itself is an art of eighteen skills—praise, criticism, punishment—all of which should be present. An education without punishment is an incomplete education; it is a weak education, a fragile education, and an irresponsible education. — Sun Yunxiao, Deputy Director of the China Youth Research Center
This book aims to tell parents that the purpose of the education of setbacks is to let children learn to face difficulties and overcome setbacks through experience, cultivating their ability to endure setbacks. The entire book starts from details, compiling 55 key issues that need attention in the education of setbacks, making it highly practical.