Child Educational Psychology

Individual psychology focuses on the overall study of personality and explores the unremitting efforts of the overall personality to seek development and performance. From a psychological point of view, adult education is ultimately a process of clear self-understanding and rational self-guidance. Individual psychology is the specialized study of children's psychology, not only because of the importance of the field itself, but also because understanding children can help people understand the personality traits and behavior patterns of adults. This book is Adler's only tutoring book. It mainly focuses on the core issue of how to help children form a correct and healthy personality. He emphasized the need to use correct methods to cultivate children's independence, self-confidence, courage, and their awareness and ability to cooperate with others. Children will inevitably have various problems as they grow up, such as being shy, withdrawn, stuttering, bedwetting, fighting, lying, and even not liking to study. Regarding the psychological triggers and solutions to these problems, Adler's book also provides a detailed introduction and analysis.

How to educate children is now a very difficult matter for many young parents. Because today's children are exposed to many electronic products prematurely, their thoughts are not as simple and innocent as those of the previous generation, and they often enter the adult world prematurely. Therefore, their education will be affected by many factors. To better achieve the effect of education, we need to understand their psychology and be able to analyze the reasons for their behavior, so that we can achieve the effect of education more effectively.

In everyone, feelings of inferiority and the pursuit of superiority are closely related. The reason why people pursue superiority is because they feel inferior and hope to eliminate their inferiority complex through achievement. Inferiority complex does not originally have a significant impact on people's psychology. Only when it hinders people's pursuit of superiority, or when physical defects worsen to the point that people cannot bear it, will it evolve into an inferiority complex. An inferiority complex is an excessive sense of inferiority that forces people to seek easy compensation and deceptive gratification. At the same time, this complex will magnify difficulties, weaken courage, and block the road to success.

The most amazing thing about human psychology is that it is not the facts themselves that determine the direction of action but our perception of the facts. The view of objective facts not only determines the direction of our actions, but also is the basis for shaping personality. A classic example of people's subjective opinions affecting actions is the episode that occurred when Caesar landed in Egypt. As he jumped to the shore, he tripped and fell to the ground, which the Roman soldiers regarded as a bad omen. At this time, if Caesar had not waved his arms and shouted "Africa, you are mine!" These brave soldiers might have turned around and returned. Correct way to fall Because individual psychology's research on "personality unity" is not a theoretical fantasy divorced from reality, but is summarized, verified and formed from specific life practices (especially the observation and intervention of children's behavior), its knowledge itself serves to solve real psychological problems, which is the core embodiment of "wisdom derived from practice". Specifically: - Individual psychology emphasizes "the seamless connection between theory and practice". Its understanding of "personality unity", such as "a certain behavior of a child is part of its overall life style", is not based on logical deduction, but comes from the observation of a large number of children's daily behaviors (such as a child's crying, picky eating, social withdrawal, etc., Which are found in practice to always revolve around the same core goal, such as "getting attention"). - At the same time, these conclusions will be directly used to guide practice (such as helping parents understand the overall logic behind their children's behavior, rather than correcting a certain behavior in isolation), and will be continuously revised in practice - for example, when a certain interpretation of "personality unity" cannot solve practical problems, the theory will be adjusted, and the final knowledge must be "from practice, to practice." This cycle of "observation based on real scenes - summarizing rules - guiding actions - verifying and correcting" makes individual psychology's understanding of the unity of personality not an abstract theory, but "practical wisdom" that can solve practical problems.

You can live without any book in your home, but you must not live without this one. Everyone will start a family and have children, and this book can not only help us understand children better, but also help us better understand our own personality traits and behaviors through understanding children. It is recommended to read this book intensively and reflect while reading. Every point and example hits the point directly. It is especially recommended to teachers and friends in preschool majors. You can really gain a lot from it.

Analyzing a child's behavior cannot be separated from his overall personality. Only by telling the child the meaning behind his behavior can he help him make better corrections. Getting attention is why most troubled children behave inappropriately. This is the first book about children's education that I have read, and I have benefited a lot from it.

This book is very practical! It introduces problems that may arise when children grow up, and also analyzes psychological triggers and solutions. I especially like the part in the book about cultivating children's independence, self-confidence and sense of cooperation. Adler's views are very enlightening and gave me a deeper understanding of children's education. Moreover, this book is not only helpful for educating children, but also enlightening our own growth!

Education should start from childhood, because children are best cultivated when they are a blank piece of paper. Child educational psychology is a subject area that studies children's psychological development and learning process in educational environments. It focuses on children's cognitive, emotional, social and behavioral development and explores how best to promote children's learning, adaptation and growth. The author also pays special attention to the development of children's emotion recognition, emotion regulation, self-esteem, and interpersonal relationships, and explores how to develop positive emotional and social skills.

The theoretical explanation is easy to understand, and I hope you can learn some practical practices that can be transferred to actual work.

"Children's Educational Psychology" tells how to help some children establish correct, healthy and kind characters and qualities. In the process of educating children, there will inevitably be some educational problems for us. How to lead children to a normal outlook on life, values ​​and worldview is our primary responsibility and obligation. A child's character determines his future in life. This book introduces some related issues and corresponding methods in detail, providing valuable reference for parents.

Check in~ After reading it roughly, I finally finished the reading notes for this article.

All human actions have a purpose. Only by understanding the meaning behind their actions can we better understand a person. Paying attention to the psychological development of children is more important than paying attention to what they have done. It is a good book suitable for everyone to study.

It is very practical. Its educational point of view is relatively new in China at present, and it can have good results in teaching practice.

Cultivate children's sense of social responsibility, love, understand, tolerate and support children. Respect children like adults and never despair of children. Freedom, equality

Today I used the questioning skills in the book to talk to a student with a problem, and the effect was very good. In the evening, I communicated with a child who had focal emotions, and the effect was equally good.

A very good book to read and inspiring.

The benefits are huge, thank you to the translators for their efforts!

It's very good, it's a way of looking at the problem from another angle. The psychology I studied before was all from the Freudian school, but this is the first time I've encountered this school of thought.

The educational ideas are advanced. I feel that the writing is comprehensive and true. It is quite rewarding.

Well written, well written

A good book,

It turns out that we and our children grow up like this

Dare to act and be a beacon for your children. The impact of parents' behavior on their children will be with them throughout their lives.

The translated version is very difficult to digest, but the principle is very concise and clear.

A thought-provoking and helpful book