Do not chase assessments. What is really worth teaching a child. Levin M.

Madlin Levin, a practicing psychologist with 40 years of experience, reviews existing views on success. She offers to focus on qualities that mean more than assessments and admission to the university, and will help the child grow up a truly happy person. Earlier, the book came out under the name “The most valuable.”

The race for success and achievements today begins in deep childhood. Due to excessive loads, the health and psyche of children suffer, many feel unnecessary and incomprehensible. Will such sacrifices to such the desired success when the child grows up?

Children's psychologist Madlin Levin convincingly proves that no. In the XXI century society, a person will become successful if he learns to cooperate, ask good questions and resist difficulties. The development of empathy, self -control, proper self -perception and a number of important qualities will help to achieve a lot in various areas of life.

The author proposes to develop seven main skills in overcoming difficulties that will become a reliable support in life. In addition, parents have to deal with their own values ​​and make them part of education, because it is the parental example that is the best method of influence on children.

for each parent who has children from 5 to 18 years old.