William Stixrud: Independent Children

Parental care often prevents children not only from understanding themselves and showing their talent, but also from simply realizing their potential in school, sports and everyday activities. Gradually, from chapter to chapter, step by step, the authors lead us to the idea: even if it seems to you that your child is not able to make a single right decision, you need to give him a chance. To do this, they offer specific exercise steps at the end of each chapter that you can use this evening. The methodology presented in this popular scientific literature has a neuropsychological basis. All of the above really helps the child’s brain function properly and the formation of the frontal lobes, which are responsible for independent decision-making, organization and control. This book from MIF will be useful both to parents and to everyone who works with children: educators, educators, teachers, psychologists.

By William Stixrud, Ned Johnson

Pages: 512 (typographical). Softcover

Dimensions: 185 x40 x125 mm