具体描述
基本信息
书名:我家就是国际学校:波兰妈妈×台湾爸爸让孩子在家学习的智慧
定价:29.90元
作者:魏多丽,陈怡光
出版社:中国人口出版社
出版日期:2013-09-01
ISBN:9787510118265
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页码:200
版次:1
装帧:平装
开本:16开
商品重量:0.381kg
编辑推荐
台湾自学教父陈怡光和波兰太太魏多丽(DorotaChen-Wernik)联袂力作;
在台湾家教界,《我家就是国际学校:波兰妈妈×台湾爸爸让孩子在家学习的智慧》作者陈爸无人不知、追随者众;
自创的非制式教育方法、的国际化视野定能全面刷新您既有的家庭教育观念;
中西方教育理念的碰撞与交汇,非制式教育方法对传统标准化学校教育的质疑与挑战,定会让您耳目一新、大受启迪。
内容提要
让孩子做到自己学习、自觉学习、自主学习、自在学习,是每位家长的大心愿,只要您愿意,《我家就是国际学校:波兰妈妈×台湾爸爸让孩子在家学习的智慧》就能够帮助您达成这个心愿!
这是一对另类父母,结合中西方教育的优势,取长补短、放眼全球,用一套个性家教方案,培养出了一对成绩、品学兼优、个性十足、人人羡慕的好儿女的真实故事。
一个多种文明交汇的国际家庭:爸爸是台湾人,妈妈是波兰人,两个孩子则出生在美国。一家人常住欧、美、亚三大洲,爸爸本就是个性教育的研究者和践行者,妈妈则是蒙特梭利教育理念的忠实拥趸,他们都深信怎么学比学什么更重要,考试无法测出孩子的特质,学习更不能是为了考试。
《我家就是国际学校:波兰妈妈×台湾爸爸让孩子在家学习的智慧》作者真实感人的经历和教育子女的心得对全世界的父母都有深刻的借鉴意义。
目录
篇 理念就这一个:拥有国际观的孩子
章 住过三大洲的孩子
在美国西雅图
个宝宝
英国生活大不同
明秀上幼儿园了
持续文化交换
回台湾之后
第2章 我的故乡波兰
波兰生活
波兰饮食
波兰教育改革
第3章 幼儿园生活
英国幼儿园生活
亲师沟通
蒙特梭利教育特色
我所了解的台湾幼儿园
匪夷所思的状况
在家蒙特梭利
自制版蒙特梭利教材
第二篇 千挑万选之后
第4章 千挑万选之后
前车之鉴
深入了解与思考
我们的孩子是特殊的
第5章 是照顾,还是补习
一所小学两种学习方式
台湾和波兰小学异同
波兰课后照顾服务班与台湾安亲班
学才艺是为了发掘真正的兴趣
第三篇 走过许多路之后
第6章 学好语言就这么简单
不学注音符号的中文学习
语文学习多元化
国际书展搜集教材
学好英文并不难
英文教材选择多
用计算机软件学语言
语言学习网站
波兰文也要认真学
学闽南语要环境
第四篇 理想靠实践
第7章 Sonlight自学课程
选择的理由
其他自学课程
自主学习
不用教科书的课程
孩子和父母互相念书给对方听
第8章 同胞姐弟,学习不同调
专题做五个月的姐姐VS
主题只能维持一周的弟弟
针对孩子特性备课
中波英三语并行的学习
第9章 孩子们这样学
主题报告
在旅行中学习
其他国家的旅游学习
台湾小旅行
行前简单规划,事后详细报告
台湾的节庆祭典与本土文化
0章 人际关系与网络学习
孩子的人际关系
友谊的持续性
处理人际关系也需要学习
网络学习
后记
整理之后再出发
附录
自学相关
网络资源
作者介绍
魏多麗(DorotaChen-Wernik)
Dorota从小就喜欢教书,中学开始在波兰华沙担任英语家教,读大学时在中坜教英语补习班,住在英国时任教于蒙特梭利幼儿园。Dorota是华沙大学位研究台湾乡土文学的汉学硕士,也是1994年教育部和外交部颁发届中欧奖学金得主。她为自己两个孩子设计的蒙特梭利教学工具不仅孩子们很喜欢,而且教学效果也非常好。
陈怡光(台湾自学教父)
自学圈内人称陈爸的陈怡光从小就有教育选择意识,对按部就班过敏,幼儿园转了三所,中学从台湾读到英国,大学又从英国读回到台湾,去美国读MBA,却以企管和国际研究双硕士毕业。陈爸独创的家教方法已被千万家庭借鉴和模仿。
文摘
序言
《家 is Where the School Is: A Polish Mom and Taiwanese Dad's Guide to Homeschooling with Global Wisdom》 In a world where educational landscapes are rapidly evolving, and parents increasingly seek holistic, personalized learning experiences for their children, "家 is Where the School Is" emerges as a beacon of practical wisdom and heartfelt inspiration. This isn't just a book; it's a testament to the boundless potential of home-based education, meticulously crafted by a Polish mother and a Taiwanese father who have transformed their own home into a vibrant, global learning hub. Their journey, documented with intimate detail and profound insight, offers a compelling roadmap for families aspiring to cultivate intellectually curious, culturally aware, and resilient individuals, all within the comforting embrace of their own four walls. The core philosophy underpinning this endeavor is the radical notion that learning is not confined to brick-and-mortar institutions, but is an organic, integrated part of daily life. The authors, through their lived experience, dismantle the common misconceptions surrounding homeschooling, demonstrating that it is not a pedagogical compromise, but a powerful platform for fostering unparalleled depth, breadth, and individuality in a child's education. They believe that the most effective learning occurs when curiosity is nurtured, when passions are explored without limitation, and when the world itself becomes the ultimate classroom. One of the most striking aspects of their approach is its inherent internationalism. Drawing from their diverse cultural backgrounds – the rich tapestry of Polish heritage and the dynamic dynamism of Taiwanese society – the authors have ingeniously woven a curriculum that transcends geographical and cultural boundaries. This is not merely about learning languages, though that is certainly a component. It is about fostering a genuine appreciation for different perspectives, understanding global interconnectedness, and equipping children with the linguistic and cultural fluency to navigate an increasingly globalized world. Their home becomes a microcosm of the world, where traditions from both Poland and Taiwan are celebrated, where international cuisines are explored, and where diverse historical narratives are brought to life. The book delves deeply into the practicalities of creating such an environment. It’s a comprehensive guide that meticulously outlines strategies for curriculum design, resource acquisition, and daily structuring, all while emphasizing flexibility and responsiveness to the child’s evolving needs and interests. The authors share their personal triumphs and challenges, offering invaluable lessons learned through trial and error. They advocate for a project-based learning model, where children are encouraged to pursue their own lines of inquiry, transforming abstract concepts into tangible experiences. Whether it's building a volcano to understand geological processes, cultivating a garden to learn about botany and sustainability, or creating a miniature economy to grasp principles of commerce, their methods are hands-on, engaging, and deeply meaningful. Beyond academics, "家 is Where the School Is" places a significant emphasis on character development and emotional intelligence. The authors understand that a well-rounded education is not solely about intellectual prowess, but also about cultivating empathy, resilience, critical thinking, and a strong sense of self. They detail how they foster these qualities through open communication, collaborative problem-solving, and the deliberate creation of opportunities for their children to interact with the wider community, albeit in unconventional ways. They highlight the importance of instilling a lifelong love for learning, encouraging children to be independent thinkers, and empowering them to take ownership of their educational journey. The dual-parent perspective is a cornerstone of this book’s unique strength. The Polish mother and Taiwanese father bring distinct yet complementary viewpoints to the table. Their dialogues and shared strategies illuminate the benefits of a multicultural upbringing and the synergistic power of pooling diverse parental experiences. They offer insights into how they navigate potential cultural clashes, leverage each other's strengths, and create a unified educational vision that honors both their heritages. This collaborative spirit is infectious, demonstrating that a homeschooling partnership can be a source of strength and enrichment for the entire family. Furthermore, the book addresses the logistical and emotional considerations that often accompany homeschooling. It offers practical advice on time management, balancing parental responsibilities, and maintaining a healthy family dynamic. The authors are candid about the potential isolation that can sometimes accompany home-based learning and share their strategies for building a supportive network of like-minded families and community connections. They emphasize that homeschooling is not about hermetically sealing children off from the world, but about thoughtfully curating their experiences and ensuring they develop robust social skills and a broad understanding of societal interactions. "家 is Where the School Is" is not prescriptive; rather, it is inspirational and empowering. It provides a rich palette of ideas and a flexible framework that parents can adapt to their own unique circumstances. The authors’ authentic voice resonates throughout the pages, filled with love, dedication, and a profound belief in the potential of every child. They showcase how a home can be transformed from a mere dwelling into a dynamic learning environment, where creativity flourishes, where critical thinking is honed, and where a love for knowledge is ignited. Ultimately, this book serves as a powerful antidote to the often-overwhelming pressures of modern education. It reminds parents that the most valuable lessons are often learned through shared experiences, through exploration, and through the simple act of being present with their children. It champions a holistic approach that nurtures not just the mind, but also the heart and spirit, preparing children not just for exams, but for a fulfilling and meaningful life. "家 is Where the School Is" is an invitation to reimagine education, to embrace the possibilities that lie within our homes, and to embark on an extraordinary journey of learning and discovery, together. It’s a guide for families who dare to believe that home is indeed the best place to learn, to grow, and to thrive.