Why Are Asian Students Outstanding? 17 Tips for Family Education

Author: Su. Jinjin
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book tells the story of how Asian parents educate their children through family education to become students at prestigious American universities and eventually enter the American white-collar class. A few years ago, the Chinese Writers Publishing House's The Harvard Girl Liu Yiting caused a great sensation, with the unique Chinese-style (Asian) family education philosophy of Liu Yiting's parents, especially the methods of cultivating qualities, attracting the attention of countless parents. Coincidentally, in 2006, the famous Penguin Group's Berkley Books also released a similar book, which caught the attention of American readers—this is the book Why Are Asian Students Excellent—17 Secrets of Family Education. The authors are two Korean-American sisters who graduated from renowned American universities. Through their own experiences and insights, they have summarized 17 secrets of Asian family education that are worth praising, offering a fresh perspective. One is a self-narrative by Asian parents, and the other is a personal account by Asian students. They tell the story of how Asian families raise their children to be top students from different perspectives. Why are Asian students so outstanding? Perhaps you should also hear what Asian students themselves have to say. We may not all agree with their views, but we will definitely find places worth learning from and reflecting on.