Author(s) : Glenn Doman, Janet Doman Publisher : Avery; Rev Upd edition Date : 1993 Pages : 388 Format : PDF
Language : English
Description
This book is the most comprehensive of the teaching series. Its 21 chapters are a conglomeration of three of the series books (Reading, Math, & Encyclopedic Knowledge) and it shows you in Step-by-Step procedures how to teach your infant these important life-long principles. It also explains how your infant can learn several foreign languages by age six--and it will also teach you, the parent, about the unlimited teaching and learning abilities you and your infant share.
The 21 chapters are:
1) The Gentle Revolution
2) The Nature of Myths
3) The Genesis of Genius
4) It's good, not bad, to be intelligent
5) Heredity, environment, and intelligence
6) Homosapiens, the gift of genes
7) Everything Leonardo learned
8) All kids are linguistic geniuses
9) Birth to Six
10) What does I.Q really mean
11) On motivation and testing
12) The brain - use it or lose it
13) Mothers make the very best mothers
14) Geniuses - not too many but too few
15) How to use 30 seconds
16) How to teach your baby
17) How to teach your baby to read
18) How to give your baby encyclopedic knowledge
19) How is it possible for infants to do instant math
20) How to teach your baby math?
21) The magic is in the child...and you
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