Many primary and secondary school students have been exposed to many problems with their inability to study independently and self-discipline, which has aroused concerns among their parents. At a time when the country is advocating to "further reduce the burden of homework and off-campus training for students in compulsory education," parents have always been very concerned about how their children can learn efficiently. "Notes on Learning Therapy" combines 36 specific cases in real life to introduce the theory of learning therapy, share the author's more than 20 years of education and teaching experience and insights from a gold medal tutor to a learning therapist, application of learning therapy theory and case analysis, etc. It introduces the theory and practical application of learning therapy in simple and easy-to-understand terms, so that every reader can understand, understand, and apply learning therapy. Teachers, parents, and students interested in learning therapy can use this book to learn how to improve their learning status, improve their academic performance, and construct a learning system.
Reader comments
It introduces the theory of learning therapy through specific cases, just like "Positive Discipline", which is very beneficial. Some of the methods and insights in the book also reminded me of Neil in "Summerhill School", who said: "Let the school adapt to the child, rather than the child adapting to the school." This book gives us a new perspective to understand and help children improve their learning abilities. I think every parent can read it and find the method that suits their children.
It introduces the theory of learning therapy through specific cases, just like "Positive Discipline", which is very beneficial. Some of the methods and insights in the book also reminded me of Neil in "Summerhill School", who said: "Let the school adapt to the child, rather than the child adapting to the school." This book gives us a new perspective to understand and help children improve their learning abilities. I think every parent can read it and find the method that suits their children.