Cum Să-i Oferi Copilului Tău Cunoștințe Enciclopedice

This book helps parents teach young children about the world. It covers art, science, nature, and places on Earth. Examples include bugs in gardens and facts about countries. It also uses Van Gogh’s paintings. This hands-on guide is for parents and those who plan to have children.

Glenn Doman, Janet Doman, and Susan Aisen wrote the book. They show how to start a daily learning plan. They also show how to build on that plan. They explain how to make and sort teaching aids. They call for a calm, warm way to teach. This helps children take joy in what they learn. They aim to help children learn more through broad knowledge.

The authors draw on their work in child growth and learning. Glenn Doman earned his degree in 1940. He studied at the University of Pennsylvania. In 1955, he founded the Institutes for the Achievement of Human Potential. He set them up in Philadelphia. He worked with children who had brain injuries. By the early 1960s, this work drew notice around the world. He worked and studied with children in more than 100 countries.

His daughter, Janet Doman, leads the Institutes. At age nine, she began helping children with brain injuries. She studied at the University of Pennsylvania. She then focused on teaching parents to teach their children.

Susan Aisen earned her degree at the University of Michigan. She began training at the Institutes in 1973. In 1980, she took charge of two institutes. Both focused on how the mind grows and learns. She also gives talks in The Pathway to Wellness. This is an online course for parents.