Teach you how to appreciate children: Appreciation education operational methods

Author: Zhou Hong
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Publish Date: 2006-09-01
Features: Zhou Hong's misfortune lies in his daughter being deaf and mute. Zhou Hong's success lies in his relentless efforts. He thus created the concept of appreciative education, through which miracles occurred in his daughter's life. He used this method to nurture a generation of early-talented deaf children like Zhou Tingting. Next, he shared this method with normal children, ultimately changing the destinies of thousands of healthy children.
Everything in the world is different, and so are children's issues. Many parents, after encountering appreciative education, change their perspectives and reflect on themselves, yet they often feel lost when facing various challenges with their children, unsure where to start. It's like knowing the destination is on the other side but not finding a boat to cross.
This book selects typical cases from five years of home visits, consultations, and parent letters, offering practical advice for parents to address specific issues. The content covers aspects such as cultivating children's personalities, correcting bad behavior, parent-child communication, early education, school education, and adjusting parental attitudes. The analysis is insightful yet easy to apply.
This book is a companion to Appreciate Your Child.
Everything in the world is different, and so are children's issues. Many parents, after encountering appreciative education, change their perspectives and reflect on themselves, yet they often feel lost when facing various challenges with their children, unsure where to start. It's like knowing the destination is on the other side but not finding a boat to cross.
This book selects typical cases from five years of home visits, consultations, and parent letters, offering practical advice for parents to address specific issues. The content covers aspects such as cultivating children's personalities, correcting bad behavior, parent-child communication, early education, school education, and adjusting parental attitudes. The analysis is insightful yet easy to apply.
This book is a companion to Appreciate Your Child.