My Parents Planned Ahead, and I Became a Top Student in Middle School

Education is a matter of method. Parents cannot simply give endlessly and expect results. I once saw a post online about a mother who, after her daughter took the college entrance exam, found a deserted corner and broke down crying. She said that over the years, from elementary school through high school, she had spent hundreds of thousands on tutoring for her child, only for her daughter to end up at a junior college. She felt that all those years of effort had been for nothing.

The road of education is long, but a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. The value of educating a child should never be measured simply by how much money is spent.

This book explores the nature of learning and the truth about education. Sometimes parents need to adjust their educational beliefs and ease their anxiety.

I wrote this book to help more parents avoid taking unnecessary detours during the years they spend helping their children learn.