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This set of books was written by Professor Lee Jae gyu, a leading figure in children's education in South Korea, and co illustrated by several young children's book illustrators who have won the Asian Illustration Award. Through vivid and interesting stories and lifelike images, children can unconsciously overcome expressive problems such as crying without saying, timidity and reluctance to ask, lack of patience to listen, and random answers.
Since the publication of the first volume of 'I Can Express Myself', it has gained recognition from Chinese parents for its unique perspective,
Listed for only one year, with sales exceeding 200000 copies. The second volume of 'I Can Express Myself' that has been introduced and published now
On the basis of the first installment, guide the baby to learn higher expression skills, communicate more smoothly and joyfully with the outside world, and become a high emotional intelligence baby.
Synopsis
Don't be impatient, focus and listen to what you're saying
As the saying goes, it's better to listen than to speak. As long as you observe carefully, you will find that most of the students and successful individuals with good grades are "good listeners". This book can help children truly understand the importance of listening and develop good habits of listening attentively to others in their daily lives from an early age. Don't Cry, Speak Clearly
When playing with other children or wanting toys, many children don't express their thoughts and just cry. This book can help children understand that crying without speaking is of no benefit in solving problems. In life, parents should not only guide their children to express their ideas through language, but also respect their ideas and make them more willing to express themselves. Don't be afraid to ask bravely
Children in early childhood are not yet good at seeking help from others to achieve their goals. This book shows the timid protagonist's shy transformation process, making children understand the importance of bravely asking questions. In life, parents and teachers should not be impatient when facing various questions raised by their children. They should answer them appropriately, help children develop their thinking, correctly grasp their own wishes, and lay the foundation for self-directed learning. Don't just think about it and then talk about it
Children in early childhood do not yet know the correct way to communicate with others, mainly expressing their thoughts simply with "no" and "don't know". In daily life, parents and teachers should require children to think carefully before saying "no" or "don't know", and patiently guide them to say "why not" and "why don't you know", helping them improve their thinking ability and enhance their social skills. Don't panic and speak appropriately
When being ridiculed by friends, wanting to play with friends, and friends not lining up in order... how should I tell my friends? Children often feel lost and at a loss. This book demonstrates how the young protagonist expresses their thoughts in different situations. Parents can guide their children to say those words themselves, helping them learn how to express themselves appropriately and improve their problem-solving skills and confidence.
