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Type of bind: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 649.64
EAN num: 9780060928919
ISBN number: 0060928913
Label: Harper Paperbacks
Manufacturer: Harper Paperbacks
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 368
Printing Date: April 01, 1998
Publishing house: Harper Paperbacks
Release Date: March 04, 1998
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Studies show that emotional intelligence -- the social and emotional skills that make up what we call character -- is more important to your child's sucess than the cognitive intelligence measured by IQ.And unlike IQ, emotional intelligence can be developed in kids at all stages.
Filled with games, checklists and practical parenting techniques, How to Raise a Child with a High EQ will help your child to cope with -- and overcome -- the emotional stress of modern times and the normal problems of growing up.
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Who is this times of crisis and lack of moral values and ethic can develop not only a Child but himself as a Parent?
This book is a "Mine of gold" that guides you through and not only to basic steps on a culture that we were once raised. It is also a guide to develop real leaders on children.
Would like to see the benefits of having a great Kid and you as a great father in this society, discover "THE SECRET" of having a valuable mine of gold in the years to share with your family, and build a better nation that will succed?
Get it now, this is the greatest Investment for you as is affordable and inmensely invaluable to learn how to build a better nation in the years to come!
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I found this book worth the purchase price. I learned new things, concepts, tips, etc....This book is well done and easy to follow though
the ideas are significant in value. It is a strong introduction to the mind of children.
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This book provided little new or insightful information on the subject. There is very little research provided, and many of the exercises I found to be forced. There is nothing here that any well-read parent with common sense can't naturally figure out on their own. I got the sense that the author was cashing in on Daniel Goldman's seminal work on Emotional Intelligence.
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This book is about teaching children emotions through activities, games, changing thinking strategies, problem solving, etc.
I am VERY impressed and I don't even have a child yet! If you are interested in reading a book that could potentially help your child (and you) develop into an even more emotionally stable human being, with the skills to problem solve, deal with the big bad world and excel in education in and out of school, pick this book up. Don't overlook it saying something like, "how dare he say that I can't teach my child how to be emotionally stable! Who does he think he is??".
This book is DAMN GOOD. I don't say that about a lot of books. For example, "The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People" is also DAMN GOOD but it is hell to read. It took me almost a year because I quit after a few chapters as I kept falling asleep.
High EQ, however, is so easy and actually fun to read that you will find yourself whipping through it in no time, taking endless notes and rushing off to your children's rooms to put into effect immediately what you have just learned.
Don't despair when you subsequent see your child doing something unusual. With this book in your toolbox you and your child will be ready to take on the world by storm.
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Having practiced as a family physician the past 13 years and with an undergraduate degree in psychology, I literally "prescribe" on a prescription pad three books to every couple that comes in and finds out they have a positive pregnancy test; #1. "What To Eat When Expecting" #2. "The American Academy of Pediatrics; Birth To Age Five" #3.How to Raise A Child With a High E.Q. by L. Shapiro.This book is an excellent compilation of what has the world of psychology consumed over the past five years. I initially read Goleman's "Emotional Intelligence" in 1996. Shapiro lays out that concept and adds all the current studies/authors that have presented with related material [ i.e. Seligman's "The Optimistic Child"] into an extremely well-versed, non-psycho babble format. Shapiro then adds his extensive background in applied psychotherapy and makes this all applicable to your child. This is an excellent transition...all that I've read on this topic doesnot do this nearly as well. Read, learn and use this information.
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