Book (Practical) Education Children's Problem Solving Class A book that allows you to break through with your own power when you are in trouble

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Problem-solving skills are an essential skill not only for improving academic ability but also for becoming a person who can play an active role in the future. Even in our daily lives, we unconsciously solve various problems, but when we face difficult problems with low problem-solving skills, we tend to have difficulty in solving problems due to our inability to think flexibly. Problem-solving skills improve when we become able to consciously find problems, think about solutions, and make independent judgments. When we find problems, think about solutions, and make independent judgments, our problem-solving skills improve. When we find problems, think about solutions, and make independent judgments, it is important to think from various angles, such as making assumptions, predicting the future, eliminating preconceptions, etc. When we find problems, think about solutions, and make independent judgments, we explain the importance of taking action and the fact that correct answers do not always come out. The "Children's Series" aims to promote communication in the home. How do you solve problems like this? What can I do if I can't learn Kanji? Why can't I make friends? What can I do if I can't communicate what I want to say to teachers and parents is also an important home education. Chapter 2 Problem-solving is aimed at promoting communication in the home. How do you solve problems like this? What can I do if I can't remember Kanji? Why can't I make friends? What can I do if I can't communicate what I want to say to teachers and parents? It is important for adults to create an environment where they can talk on an equal footing without treating children as children? Chapter 2 Problem-solving is aimed at promoting communication in the home. What can I do if I can't remember Kanji? Why can't I make friends? What can I do if I can't communicate what I want to say to teachers and parents. Chapter 2 Problem-solving is a way to solve problems by thinking based on information and knowledge. Always think about "Why?". Self-centered thinking misinterprets problems. Chapter 3 How can I solve problems that can be solved and cannot be solved depending on how I think. When thinking, it is important to have grounds. Let's think away from assumptions and preconceptions. Chapter 4 First consider organizing problems. Clarifying problems with "5W1H". Clarifying problems in the first place. Think about why in the first place. Find your own habits of thinking. Part of