New Education

This series's knowledge was gathered over the years by famous Chinese psychologist Mr. Ma Zhiguo when he was providing early childhood psychological counseling. It contains actual, wealthy, and representative examples. This study examines parents' psychological confusion during the preschool tutoring process using the 90 most representative family education stories, along with psychological hotspots in early childhood family education, from six perspectives: children's growth psychology, communication psychology with family, intellectual and psychological development, interpersonal psychological development, psychological deviation analysis, and psychological exploration of kindergarten children. It continuously chronicles parents' psychological journey when they receive tuition, as well as via their own narrative. The psychological analysis and professional guidance model exposes actual life situations and creates coping mechanisms specifically for parents. After reading the catalog, parents may quickly find answers to 90 common family education difficulties by going straight for psychological analysis and problem-solving techniques. This not only saves time, but also effectively solves problems. In addition, this book offers an interactive design that enables parents to better understand their kids through psychological testing and consider how to uncover their kids' psychological secrets through science. With the help of Xuanzhen Zi, Yichen Zi, Feiyun Zi, Nishang Zi, Mocun Zi, Shanzhong Zi, Haiou Zi, and thirteen sword immortals (thirteen sword immortals named after "e;Sheng"e;, namely Lingyun Sheng, Yufeng Sheng, Yunyang Sheng, Kuilei Sheng, Dugu Sheng, Woyun Sheng, Luofu Sheng, Yipiao Sheng, Mengjue Sheng, Shushi Sheng, PJiaoji Sheng, Hehai Sheng, Ziquan Sheng), together with Yang Yiqing, the Imperial Historian of the Right Capital, pacified Zhu Kudang, the King of Anhua in Gansu Province, Wang Yangming, the imperial historian of the capital of the imperial court, calmed down the rebellion of Zhu Chenhao, the king of Ning in Jiangxi Province, and established his achievements. At last, the seven sons and thirteen sons and the twelve heroes were rewarded respectively.