Reviews
What do you want to be when kids grow up? "You know what?". Like a cloud of parents. So, what? Get me to study. I told you. He's also out of place for the kids. Catch. Sound. I can hear you. Parents. I do. This book. Read it. But, uh... To the kids. What can you do? Not even a word. More. No communication. That's easy. Around. And mothers of your own age. Conversation. That's it.
I had a lot of questions about the kids getting into middle school, but it was so well understood that it was very useful to read it. A lot of help to think about and understand the way a child is going to go with it.
And this is a book that I've been seeing lately, because of Corona19, that has become increasingly anxious about learning. I was worried about the coming of the wearer and the changing of the system. I've been trying to figure out how to get this book, but I think I'm finding the direction. It was like a question-and-questioning question that I had been asking. And it was great to have a basis for how to go with the child. It's a book I really want to recommend.
I bought it with the desire to buy it, but I want to make it work. It's like reading if you're a mother who thinks about education. This book is really the title of the King of the End.
Jeong Dong-wan et al.: The Ultimate Parent Entrance Exam Coaching
The most common words I hear in my first session with my parents are, ‘ You did well in your life, ’ and, ‘ My child is smart, but he doesn't. I'll just have to try a little bit harder. From the parents' point of view, a child's good grades are what he thinks his head is good and now he doesn't get enough grades and he doesn’t study. And sometimes when you ask a child, they say, "I'm actually working hard.". Some kids say they don't like studying, but they do, and the results are always there, so they say they're hard on themselves. And then you ask him about his dreams. They can't answer, they hesitate, they just list their job names. A child who doesn't want to be or want to do something, has yet to find a reason to study. What does it matter between their answers and their study? If you were to wander through the open sea and you couldn't see where to get to, wouldn't the child give up rowing? Even if you were able to get to land safely, if you didn't know why you were there, it would be another great sea. What is the goal of progress? The goal of progress is to be a lighthouse in your studies. Setting goals is a sign of your own path. Parents who know what it means understand that the course is not just a job choice, but energy that creates motivation for the child. And when you hear it, you say, "Yes, I need a goal. “I don’t know,” you might say. So what's the stage of a child's getting a goal?
Korean title: 부모입시 코칭 끝판왕
Korean author: 정동완 외
Korean publisher: 진한엠앤비
ISBN-13: 9791129019578
Reviews
What do you want to be when kids grow up? "You know what?". Like a cloud of parents. So, what? Get me to study. I told you. He's also out of place for the kids. Catch. Sound. I can hear you. Parents. I do. This book. Read it. But, uh... To the kids. What can you do? Not even a word. More. No communication. That's easy. Around. And mothers of your own age. Conversation. That's it.
I had a lot of questions about the kids getting into middle school, but it was so well understood that it was very useful to read it. A lot of help to think about and understand the way a child is going to go with it.
And this is a book that I've been seeing lately, because of Corona19, that has become increasingly anxious about learning. I was worried about the coming of the wearer and the changing of the system. I've been trying to figure out how to get this book, but I think I'm finding the direction. It was like a question-and-questioning question that I had been asking. And it was great to have a basis for how to go with the child. It's a book I really want to recommend.
I bought it with the desire to buy it, but I want to make it work. It's like reading if you're a mother who thinks about education. This book is really the title of the King of the End.
