Scientific secrets for raising kids who thrive.
Performers
Taught by Peter M. Vishton, College of William & Mary.
Publication Information
Chantilly, VA : Teaching Company, [2014]
Physical Description
4 videodiscs (720 minutes) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 course guidebook (vi, 218 pages : illustrations ; 19 cm)
Audience
Not rated.
Notes
"Course no. 9542"--Disc label.
Contains 24 lectures, 30 minutes per lecture.
Contents
- Self-control, from tummy time to tae kwon do
- Seeing, hearing, thinking, learning infants
- Sleep, getting enough "vitamin S"
- Healthy eating habits for life
- Baby talk, sign language, and speech
- Shaping behavior, how kids and rats differ
- Which style of parenting is best?
- The joy of reading and the place of phonics
- IQ hazards and boosting intelligence
- Enhancing your child's memory
- Parent as teacher, homework and beyond
- Getting a jump on math, without math anxiety
- Advantages of a second language
- What tv and video can and can't teach
- Values and pitfalls of video games
- Promoting persistence and self-esteem
- Encouraging cooperation, sharing, empathy
- Peer conflicts and social development
- Maria Montessori at home for young children
- Schooling and the Montessori approach
- Physical development and education
- The adolescent brain
- Becoming a parent-scientist
- The great values of an unhurried childhood.