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Parents can promote children's early education by interacting with their children through educational games?
It is understood that the book "The Power of Games: Finding Better Children and Yourself" (hereinafter referred to as "The Power of Games") has been published and listed by this institution. On the afternoon of the 2nd, the book was first published in Beijing. Liu Aihua, an associate professor in the Department of Education of Beijing Normal University, Jiang Haiyan, one of the authors of the book, and other guests discussed the ways and some misunderstandings of early childhood education.

According to the publisher, The Power of Games was written by early education experts Michael Mayer Hoff and Jiang Haiyan, and it can be regarded as a guide to early family education for novice parents. The book expounds some effective early education models. When sharing the process of writing a book, Jiang Haiyan said: "The power of games uses many simple and easy-to-operate games and various vivid examples, so that parents can easily master the tricks of parenting."

"Now parents' awareness of early education is getting stronger and stronger, but many parents still have a strong utilitarian heart. I hope that every early education class can let children learn a skill; In other words, many parents are still confusing the concepts of education and training. "Jiang Haiyan hopes that through this book, the true meaning of early education will be brought to everyone, so that parents and friends can truly appreciate the power of play, and interact with children more in life, so that children can really benefit.

As mentioned earlier, "The Power of Games" has formulated hundreds of family puzzle game schemes for babies aged 0-3, which are divided into six stages according to the activities that are most suitable for different ages. Parents can interact with their children in school-age games without worrying about improving their growth speed. What the game needs is also common at home, such as rope and cloth. Games like "Music Rhythm" can improve children's hearing ability, and "Knee Balance" can promote the baby's control over his own body.