The Child Who Knows How to Learn. How to Prepare Your Child for School So That Learning Comes Easily and with Interest

In South Korea, the book sold more than 150,000 copies. It is devoted to one of the most important topics for parents—child development and gentle preparation for school.

Child and adolescent psychotherapist Lee Im Suk believes that the age range from 3 to 7 is a key period: this is when attention, perseverance, and emotional intelligence are formed—the foundation for successful learning later on.

Almost every parent wonders whether they are doing everything right: “Did we rush it?,” “What activities are best for my child?,” “Other kids are already learning English—are we falling behind?”

This book helps you calm down and build your child’s development around three pillars of calm studying—knowledge, attention, and self-control. With these, it is easier for a child to think flexibly, get engaged in activities, and enjoy them.

You will learn how to help children:
– develop cognitive skills: attention, concentration, memory;
– broaden your child’s horizons and erudition;
– become more independent and more able to sit still;
– learn and grow through simple games and creative tasks;
– gradually prepare for school so that further learning is easier and more successful.

Parents will stop worrying about “norms” and comparisons and will see that it’s possible to develop a child without overloading—at home, in everyday tasks, games, and ordinary family conversations.