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When my children were young, I looked up many books about Jewish people, but forgot about them after reading. I have picked up Jewish educational philosophy again. Opening the book and skimming the contents surprised me—not because it was long, but because I could see so much I had missed while raising my children. If you find this review, do not put it off; buy and read the book now. I condensed four pages of contents and am sharing two. “If it is right at age three, it is right for life.” I
This book turns Friday night into a night of blessings. Whatever it is, God did not withhold it because it does not suit you, but because you are worthy of something better. Whoever you are, whatever your circumstances, if you endure, you can meet a stronger version of yourself.
Korea has a mistaken idealized view of Jewish education. It is not a system that can simply be adopted; it is their way of thinking, way of life, and culture.
Simung: The Secret of Jewish Child Education
Twelve Jewish approaches to raising children as future-ready, multi-talented people without neglecting IQ, EQ, MQ, FQ, or HQ: intelligence, emotional, moral, financial, and health quotients! Jewish people are widely known as one of the smartest and wisest peoples in the world. Most of the world's top one percent of businesspeople, scientists, scholars, and other talents are Jewish. Einstein, Picasso, Marx, Freud, Mendelssohn, Zuckerberg, Kissinger, and others were Jewish and greatly advanced world civilization. How has the Jewish people produced so many talented people? The secret lies in distinctive home education and successful methods passed down in Jewish families for thousands of years. Jewish parents taught children wisdom for life through home education, as if passing on genes, and this tradition has continued through generations. The twelve methods taught in Jewish families include: economic education, teaching money management to prepare for the next 30 years; resilience education, teaching children to stand firm through hardship and setbacks; success education, teaching them to pursue dreams without becoming discouraged; character education, teaching patience and gentleness; life education, guiding them to leave the complicated world behind and boldly live the life they dream of; health education, teaching them from childhood to love themselves and their bodies; relationship education, teaching them to go out, make friends, and succeed with their help; 8.
Korean title: 유대인 자녀 교육의 비밀
Korean author: 시멍
Korean publisher: 더모던
ISBN-13: 9791164459247
Reviews
When my children were young, I looked up many books about Jewish people, but forgot about them after reading. I have picked up Jewish educational philosophy again. Opening the book and skimming the contents surprised me—not because it was long, but because I could see so much I had missed while raising my children. If you find this review, do not put it off; buy and read the book now. I condensed four pages of contents and am sharing two. “If it is right at age three, it is right for life.” I
This book turns Friday night into a night of blessings. Whatever it is, God did not withhold it because it does not suit you, but because you are worthy of something better. Whoever you are, whatever your circumstances, if you endure, you can meet a stronger version of yourself.
Korea has a mistaken idealized view of Jewish education. It is not a system that can simply be adopted; it is their way of thinking, way of life, and culture.
