Parenting Guide for Chinese Parents (2): Early Childhood Enlightenment

Author: Wang Donghua
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The six parenting cases here are the most representative early childhood parenting cases in China and abroad. The six parents, both Chinese and foreign, belong to different social classes, but they are all good at learning and teaching. Therefore, they have many valuable insights and practices in raising children. Their highly practical and actionable educational practices are believed to inspire our parents greatly. Children are the works of their parents. In today's emphasis on quality education, we believe that a child's "quality" comes more from the family than from school. Without the improvement of parents' quality, there can be no improvement in children's quality, and quality education would become just empty talk. A stone from a foreign mountain can polish jade. The successful experiences of these outstanding parents are the best reading materials for family quality education at present. They are worth recommending to parents in every parent training school, every government agency, and enterprise to their parents, and are worth every parent learning and referencing. Every parent is an expert, and every child can grow. There are no children who cannot be taught well, only parents who do not know how to teach. A revolution in family education—entering the Science and Technology University's youth class at the age of 14, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology at the age of 18, and obtaining a Ph.D. from Harvard at the age of 22—is the resume of the youngest daughter in this family's six children. Faced with the amazement of a Harvard professor, a Zhejiang rural doctor who once suffered constant persecution in his youth, revealed his "secret to raising children"!
Early childhood reading is not a dream—a common Shandong girl, who could read more than 3,000 characters at the age of 2 and a half, finished reading the four great classical novels of China (children's edition) at the age of 4 and a half, and could perform addition and subtraction within 1,000. Is she a genius? "Feng Dequan's early education program" will tell you the secret!
A diary of raising a genius—a common citizen who once sold on the streets, how did he raise his child to become the most intelligent child in Taiwan so far? "Do you want money or your son" will tell you the insights of a Taiwanese father!
Karl Witte's education—a world-famous parenting case that has almost become household in recent years. This article fully, meticulously, and authoritatively reproduces its educational essence!
Stenroth's education method—a family early education case that once influenced tens of thousands of Chinese parents. After careful and detailed organization, the article is more logical, the language is more vivid, and the reading is easier!
A family education experiment that creates world miracles—a pair of ordinary Jewish parents, how did they raise their three daughters to become world-class chess players? "The Polgar experiment" will tell you the essence!
This series of books has won awards such as:
"Book for the 'Centennial Parents Reading Activity' of the All-China Women's Federation;
"Top Ten Books I Love Most" of the 6th Nanjing Reading Festival;
Recommended reading list for the 6th Shenzhen Reading Month;
Top 10 best-selling books in the field of culture and education in 2002;
Used by hundreds of parent training schools across the country.
Every parent is an expert, and every child can succeed. There are no children who cannot be taught well, only parents who do not know how to teach. The six parenting cases here are the most representative early childhood parenting cases in China and abroad. The six parents, both Chinese and foreign, belong to different social classes, but they are all good at learning and teaching. Therefore, they have many valuable insights and practices in raising children. Their highly practical and actionable educational practices are believed to inspire our parents greatly. Children are the works of their parents. In today's emphasis on quality education, we believe that a child's "quality" comes more from the family than from school. Without the improvement of parents' quality, there can be no improvement in children's quality, and quality education would become just empty talk. A stone from a foreign mountain can polish jade. The successful experiences of these outstanding parents are the best reading materials for family quality education at present. They are worth recommending to parents in every parent training school, every government agency, and enterprise to their parents, and are worth every parent learning and referencing.