Parents of the Future: Do not Read to the Child
By
Ispire
As a parent, what is your greatest desire for your child?
I would bet health and happiness will be chief among them. I am also willing to bet giving your child every opportunity to succeed is also a wish.
We struggle to provide what is currently not possessed. We spare no expense to provide the best for our children.
We seek to provide the best and this includes our child’s education. We spend enormous about of time, energy and expense trying to get our children to the best schools. Failing that, we might lobby for better education systems, programs, and teachers. We often choose where we live based on schools. For the child’s sake education becomes all-important.
But, what does being educated mean for your child?
The role of every parent is to equip their child to be successful. To equip them to be productive members of society, with the ability to ward off unemployment, incarceration, and starvation.
To accomplish this, revisiting how your child learns becomes all-important.
“Parents, Do not Read to the Child” culminates in decades of research on how to prepare the child to be a better learner. Simply knowing how to read and write is not enough. This book brings to life the creative and critical thinking abilities of your child. This gives your child the ability to make the right choices when presented with alternatives. It gives your child the ability to learn any subject matter and become well rounded.
"Parents Do not read to the Child" is filled with anecdotes from the grandchildren's experiences. It unlocks the potential in every child to be a better learner. Parents, teachers, counselors and anyone who cares about the success of the child, will find this inquiry an eye-opening and wonderfully affirming book.
I would bet health and happiness will be chief among them. I am also willing to bet giving your child every opportunity to succeed is also a wish.
We struggle to provide what is currently not possessed. We spare no expense to provide the best for our children.
We seek to provide the best and this includes our child’s education. We spend enormous about of time, energy and expense trying to get our children to the best schools. Failing that, we might lobby for better education systems, programs, and teachers. We often choose where we live based on schools. For the child’s sake education becomes all-important.
But, what does being educated mean for your child?
The role of every parent is to equip their child to be successful. To equip them to be productive members of society, with the ability to ward off unemployment, incarceration, and starvation.
To accomplish this, revisiting how your child learns becomes all-important.
“Parents, Do not Read to the Child” culminates in decades of research on how to prepare the child to be a better learner. Simply knowing how to read and write is not enough. This book brings to life the creative and critical thinking abilities of your child. This gives your child the ability to make the right choices when presented with alternatives. It gives your child the ability to learn any subject matter and become well rounded.
"Parents Do not read to the Child" is filled with anecdotes from the grandchildren's experiences. It unlocks the potential in every child to be a better learner. Parents, teachers, counselors and anyone who cares about the success of the child, will find this inquiry an eye-opening and wonderfully affirming book.
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