Chinese-style parenting

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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: A full set of situational education books for primary and secondary school parents, recommended by Beijing Normal University education research expert Liu Yanhong, author of "Help Your Child Excel," and Beijing Normal University learning research expert Ding Xiaoshan, author of "Chinese Students' Learning Methods." This is a comprehensive situational education book for Chinese families, featuring 200 real-life parenting cases, 200 common educational scenarios, 200 in-depth case analyses, and 200 practical solutions. "Chinese Family Education" is like a TV drama reflecting family education, vividly presenting real-life parenting scenarios to Chinese parents. It also incorporates practical parenting concepts and methods, avoiding rigidity and stiffness, making it suitable for parents to read and reference.
—Beijing Normal University education research expert Liu Yanhong
Today, primary and secondary school students face heavy academic loads and pressure. As parents, we have the responsibility to understand our children's learning progress and main content, and through guidance on learning methods, help them enter a positive learning cycle. "Chinese Family Education" not only emphasizes the cultivation of children's moral character and personality but also provides practical guidance on learning methods and habits for primary and secondary school students. By combining these aspects, it is sure to help Chinese parents achieve excellent results in raising their children.
—Beijing Normal University learning research expert Ding Xiaoshan
"Chinese Family Education" is a new achievement by the New Growth Education Research Institute, which has collected and organized over 200 real-life family education cases through years of practice. This book covers all the essential details of family education and provides scientific and effective educational solutions, making it the best practical handbook for Chinese parents in raising their children. The role and value of this book for can be summarized in three words: prepare for the future, be a clear observer, and prescribe the right remedy.