Raising Children: A Selection of Books_03
1 000 ₸
Raising Children: A Selection of Books_03
№272365
Created: October 2
Created: October 2
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1. Girl – Teenager – Young Woman – A.G. Khripkova, D.V. Kolesov, 1981, Moscow, Prosveshchenie, paperback, 128 pages, with black-and-white illustrations, 138 x 213 mm, weight: 280 g, circulation: 400,000 copies.
This book is intended for teachers and parents and aims to answer questions that arise regarding the upbringing of girls. It covers the physiological and sexual development of girls, as well as preparing girls for family life.
2. Do You Know Your Child? – Galina Filipchuk, 1978, Moscow, Progress, paperback, 206 pages, 199 x 125 mm, weight: 187 g, circulation: 150,000 copies.
The book was written by Polish author Galina Filipchuk specifically for parents. However, the issues of family education covered in the book are of interest to a wide range of readers and researchers studying the individual characteristics of child development and personality formation.
Drawing attention to the role of the family in the physical and moral development of a child, the author raises the question of the responsibility of mothers and fathers for raising their children and for developing the moral qualities necessary for modern society.
3. How to Be Parents – A.S. Spivakovskaya, 1986, Moscow, "Pedagogy," paperback, pp.: 160, format: 125 x 201 mm, weight: 282 g, circulation: 150,000 copies.
How to be parents, how to love children, how to master the art of parenting? The author examines these questions from the perspective of modern psychology. The primary focus is on the emotional aspect of parenting and parents' feelings for their children. This book will help create an atmosphere of reasonable love and demanding attitudes toward children in the family. For parents.
4. About Teenagers – A.P. Krakovsky, 1970, Moscow, "Pedagogy," paperback, 272 pages, 127 x 199 mm, weight: 478 g, circulation: 155,000 copies.
This book explores the age, gender, and typological characteristics of the personality of younger and older adolescents.
It explores the causes of behavioral deviations in students in grades 5-7 and outlines preventative measures.
It examines the psychological concept of personality, which underlies the development of an individual approach to both younger and older adolescents.
This work uses material collected during a long-term study of middle school students. This book is intended for teachers, students of pedagogical universities, researchers, and parents.
5. Raising Healthy Children From 0 to 15. Everything a Mother Needs to Know to Grow a Strong and Healthy Child – Sofia Lamiral, Cristina Ripo, Moscow, 1984. Physical Education and Sport, 2nd edition, paperback, 150 pages, with color illustrations, format: 127 x 199 mm, weight: 274 g, circulation: 200,000 copies.
Child health protection is one of the most pressing issues of our time. This book is devoted to this topic, focusing primarily on physical and hygienic education. However, the authors repeatedly emphasize the close connection between intellectual and physical development. The book is primarily addressed to parents.
6. Schools Without Failures – William Glasser, 1991, Moscow, Progress, soft semi-gloss cover, 176 pages, 126 x 200 mm, weight: 304 g, circulation: 50,000 copies.
The author is a renowned American specialist in education and psychological support for schoolchildren and teachers. The book examines the problems children face during their school years. Having extensively studied the situation in schools, the author concludes that the education system is the primary cause of socially passive people in society. He believes that society should be responsible for creating an education system that eliminates failures in schools and makes success possible for every individual. This book is intended for psychologists, educators, parents, and those working with difficult teenagers.
P.S. If parents of elementary school children read this book and adopted it as a guide to action, the number of happy and successful people would increase exponentially.
All books are in perfect condition and each costs 1,000 tenge, which is 2-4 times cheaper than online second-hand bookstores in Kazakhstan.
This book is intended for teachers and parents and aims to answer questions that arise regarding the upbringing of girls. It covers the physiological and sexual development of girls, as well as preparing girls for family life.
2. Do You Know Your Child? – Galina Filipchuk, 1978, Moscow, Progress, paperback, 206 pages, 199 x 125 mm, weight: 187 g, circulation: 150,000 copies.
The book was written by Polish author Galina Filipchuk specifically for parents. However, the issues of family education covered in the book are of interest to a wide range of readers and researchers studying the individual characteristics of child development and personality formation.
Drawing attention to the role of the family in the physical and moral development of a child, the author raises the question of the responsibility of mothers and fathers for raising their children and for developing the moral qualities necessary for modern society.
3. How to Be Parents – A.S. Spivakovskaya, 1986, Moscow, "Pedagogy," paperback, pp.: 160, format: 125 x 201 mm, weight: 282 g, circulation: 150,000 copies.
How to be parents, how to love children, how to master the art of parenting? The author examines these questions from the perspective of modern psychology. The primary focus is on the emotional aspect of parenting and parents' feelings for their children. This book will help create an atmosphere of reasonable love and demanding attitudes toward children in the family. For parents.
4. About Teenagers – A.P. Krakovsky, 1970, Moscow, "Pedagogy," paperback, 272 pages, 127 x 199 mm, weight: 478 g, circulation: 155,000 copies.
This book explores the age, gender, and typological characteristics of the personality of younger and older adolescents.
It explores the causes of behavioral deviations in students in grades 5-7 and outlines preventative measures.
It examines the psychological concept of personality, which underlies the development of an individual approach to both younger and older adolescents.
This work uses material collected during a long-term study of middle school students. This book is intended for teachers, students of pedagogical universities, researchers, and parents.
5. Raising Healthy Children From 0 to 15. Everything a Mother Needs to Know to Grow a Strong and Healthy Child – Sofia Lamiral, Cristina Ripo, Moscow, 1984. Physical Education and Sport, 2nd edition, paperback, 150 pages, with color illustrations, format: 127 x 199 mm, weight: 274 g, circulation: 200,000 copies.
Child health protection is one of the most pressing issues of our time. This book is devoted to this topic, focusing primarily on physical and hygienic education. However, the authors repeatedly emphasize the close connection between intellectual and physical development. The book is primarily addressed to parents.
6. Schools Without Failures – William Glasser, 1991, Moscow, Progress, soft semi-gloss cover, 176 pages, 126 x 200 mm, weight: 304 g, circulation: 50,000 copies.
The author is a renowned American specialist in education and psychological support for schoolchildren and teachers. The book examines the problems children face during their school years. Having extensively studied the situation in schools, the author concludes that the education system is the primary cause of socially passive people in society. He believes that society should be responsible for creating an education system that eliminates failures in schools and makes success possible for every individual. This book is intended for psychologists, educators, parents, and those working with difficult teenagers.
P.S. If parents of elementary school children read this book and adopted it as a guide to action, the number of happy and successful people would increase exponentially.
All books are in perfect condition and each costs 1,000 tenge, which is 2-4 times cheaper than online second-hand bookstores in Kazakhstan.
№272365
Created: October 2
Created: October 2
1 000 ₸
