Smart kids good grades

Author: Ri Xin
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The author, who holds multiple roles as an education expert, therapist, teacher, and parent, has provided theoretical explanations and practical suggestions in this book through research and experimentation with various cases, as well as referencing the teaching and research achievements of experienced educators. For parents, this book offers comfort, hope, and practical help. For smart children who want to change, they should be grateful and love this book. Some children are clearly intelligent, yet their grades are poor; they may be good at everything except math, always failing to pass the subject; they enjoy reading all sorts of books but refuse to do homework; they keep hovering around the 70s and 80s but never reach the 90s; she may excel in imaginative thinking but struggles to solve equations like x + y = Z.
A child's nature cannot be changed or forced. What can be changed are our attitudes toward them and our teaching methods. How can we help these children?