Does your child always hate going to school and can't make friends? Are you often distracted and unmotivated when studying? Do you always cry when you encounter small problems and wait for others to help? Unwilling to communicate and find it difficult to communicate with each other? These common shortcomings that make parents anxious actually stem from the lack of "family play ability." Games are the "translator" for parent-child communication, and the power of games is a parenting lesson that every parent should learn. World-renowned educator Patsy Sahlberg and William Doyle, a consultant to the Finnish Ministry of Education and Culture, summarized more than 20 years of experience in children's education and development into a book, analyzing the impact of games on children's minds and futures, as well as how to play scientifically and other issues. The book cultivates children's core abilities in four areas: physical development, cognitive development, social development, and emotional development through 10 major education sections. The author combines 9 charts and the educational skills of more than 70 children's education experts to sort out the model of children's thinking development, helping parents create a family game environment, stimulate children's talents and creativity, and establish an intimate connection with their children.
Reader comments
Today's children lack outdoor play. This book reminds us to give our children more time to play freely. Some of the cases in the book are also very inspiring and have taught me a lot of communication skills with children. What I hate most are parents who always restrict their children's play. They should read this book. All in all, I highly recommend this book!
Today's children lack outdoor play. This book reminds us to give our children more time to play freely. Some of the cases in the book are also very inspiring and have taught me a lot of communication skills with children. What I hate most are parents who always restrict their children's play. They should read this book. All in all, I highly recommend this book!