How to Double Your Child's Grades in School: Build Brilliance and Leadership in Your Child--From Kindergarten to College--In Just 5 Minutes Per Day

by Eugene M. Schwartz

Book Overview

A classic bestseller. Does your child dread test days? Procrastinate over doing homework? Hate going to school-and perhaps even feel he's stupid for not catching on in class? It takes just minutes a... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0760711933
• ISBN13: 9780760711934
• Release Date: January 1999
• Publisher: Barnes & Noble
• Length: 336 Pages
• Weight: 1.15 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.9" x 6.2" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

It works

It's a shame that this book is no longer in print because, to put it simply, these methods work. If you have children in school, you can and will help them improve their grades if you apply these methods.

How To Double Your Child's Grades in School

If I only had this book for myself, even as late as college! I bought my first copy in 76 and used it for my two younger children. Now I am recommending the updated version to both my children, for my grandchildren, and to the parents of my third grade students. If you never buy another book on parenting and child care be sure to get this one! IT WORKS! Thank you Mr. Schwartz.

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bring up children's grades cannot be done overnight, that is for sure. And this book emphasize that. and the most reliable method is consistency. there are plenty of practical examples of how to help with your child's work, instead of just pure theory. i found this book very helpful.

Perfect for non academic parents who love their children

Mr. Schwartz has put together an easy to understand guide for parents who want to do everything they can to help their child be the best student possible. It's simply written with examples and exercises that make intuitive sense. The parents don't have to be academically perfect themselves. This book helps parents build a love of learning in their child.