Teaching children in confusion II

Author: Dr. Le Nguyen Phuong

Teaching Children in Confusion II:

Convey the message "transform yourself to educate children".

With the message “Transform yourself to educate children”, the book series Teaching children in “confusion” sends a different message from other books on the Vietnamese book market today: parents need to transform themselves, “reconcile” with their past and their hurts, so that educating their children becomes easier and more effective. This is the main message throughout the entire book, and is also what makes Vietnamese parents agree and share the value of the book with many others. The book has created a positive social effect in the last 6 months of 2017.

Based on readers' feedback through the Social Books solution of Anbooks and author Le Nguyen Phuong, including questions for clarification and suggestions for new topics, after returning to the US, Dr. Le Nguyen Phuong started working on Teaching children in "confusion" 2. The book includes 29 articles based on the axis of topics that Vietnamese parents are interested in, have questions about and need support. There are topics that are analyzed and shared in one article, but there are also topics that are shared in many consecutive articles. From the story "Broken Heaven", sharing the pain of children who have to witness domestic violence, the psychological consequences they have to bear; the obvious impact of these consequences on children's lives; to "After the farewell" talking about the trauma that children can suffer due to the divorce of their parents and the developments in children's psychology and behavior over time after the incident; From the story of how to correctly understand the method of "peaceful mind", "peaceful child rearing" according to the recent trend, which is "emotional self-healing ability" in science, giving a thorough but also frank view pointing out the "gaps" in many people's perception of this issue.

The themes in Teaching Children in “Confusion” 2 extend from family to school, from family to society. If “Let Your Child Dance” mentions the phenomenon of parents placing too many expectations and rules on their children, making them not as free and creative as they deserve, to big stories about human philosophy such as “The Grace of Upbringing”, talking about the relationship between humans and the world, with all things, or “The Salt of the Just Land”, talking about the sense of integrity in society that can start from a very young age…