Study, don't teach, coach
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Book Introduction
“The future of education lies in coaching, not teaching.”
What's more important than grades is,
Developing the power to learn on your own!
“The child’s potential
“Grow from coaching, not teaching!”
"Study, Coach, Not Teach" proposes a new educational paradigm for an era where knowledge must be cultivated not simply through the transmission of knowledge, but through the development of the ability to think and explore on one's own.
Two authors, who have worked with children in education for decades, say self-directed learning no longer fosters student autonomy and motivation.
Instead, he emphasizes that 'coaching', which involves asking questions and allowing students to find their own answers, is the core of future education.
This book provides specific methods for why the shift from teaching to coaching is necessary and how to put it into practice.
The book is rich in field-proven case studies and practical strategies.
How to discover and build on your child's strengths instead of pointing out their weaknesses, how to communicate failure as a learning process rather than a source of fear, and even a "Coaching Framework" appendix designed for use by students, teachers, and parents alike.
Beyond simply improving grades, it suggests a path for children to grow into ‘lifelong learners’ with intrinsic motivation.
"Study, don't teach, coach" resonates deeply not only with teachers but also with parents.
In a reality where it is easy to become obsessed with grades and competition, it shows how to respect a child's potential and create a 'relationship where we learn together.'
The authors say:
“Asking well leads to a child’s growth rather than teaching well.”
This book will serve as a compass that will bring about new changes both in the educational field and at home.
What's more important than grades is,
Developing the power to learn on your own!
“The child’s potential
“Grow from coaching, not teaching!”
"Study, Coach, Not Teach" proposes a new educational paradigm for an era where knowledge must be cultivated not simply through the transmission of knowledge, but through the development of the ability to think and explore on one's own.
Two authors, who have worked with children in education for decades, say self-directed learning no longer fosters student autonomy and motivation.
Instead, he emphasizes that 'coaching', which involves asking questions and allowing students to find their own answers, is the core of future education.
This book provides specific methods for why the shift from teaching to coaching is necessary and how to put it into practice.
The book is rich in field-proven case studies and practical strategies.
How to discover and build on your child's strengths instead of pointing out their weaknesses, how to communicate failure as a learning process rather than a source of fear, and even a "Coaching Framework" appendix designed for use by students, teachers, and parents alike.
Beyond simply improving grades, it suggests a path for children to grow into ‘lifelong learners’ with intrinsic motivation.
"Study, don't teach, coach" resonates deeply not only with teachers but also with parents.
In a reality where it is easy to become obsessed with grades and competition, it shows how to respect a child's potential and create a 'relationship where we learn together.'
The authors say:
“Asking well leads to a child’s growth rather than teaching well.”
This book will serve as a compass that will bring about new changes both in the educational field and at home.
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index
Recommendation
prolog
Part 1.
A Changing Generation, New Rules of Study
Chapter 1.
The Generation Gap: A Changing World for Children
(1) “My dream is to become a YouTuber.”
(2) The Hidden Message of the 2022 Education Reform Bill
(3) Self-directed learning is dead.
(4) Why did Elon Musk become a principal?
(5) From the era of teaching to the era of coaching
Chapter 2.
Every child runs on a different engine.
(1) Why Twins Are Different: The Importance of Individuation
(2) “Dependent Child VS Independent Child”
(3) Study methods that vary depending on personality: A guide to using MBTI
(4) Every Brain Learns Differently: Learning Strategies by Temperament
(5) Different study rhythms for each child: Using the biological clock
Part 2.
Four competencies that help children grow
Chapter 3.
The Power of Reason to Spark Growth - Motivation
(1) Why the English Goldfish reached 100 this year
(2) The real meaning of saying you don't want to do anything
(3) The power to create motivation
(4) How the brain works is more important than grades
(5) Children who learn at a special pace: Slow Learners
(6) Fueling your passion for learning
Chapter 4.
The Power of Unwavering Relationships - Social Emotions
(1) Why socio-emotional competency now?
(2) I grow as I know myself: Self-awareness
(3) The Secret of an Unwavering Child: Self-Management
(4) Competitiveness that goes beyond academics: Empathy
(5) Learning to Get Back Up: Resilience
Chapter 5.
The power of action - turning plans into reality
(1) Making Time Work for You: The Art of Time Management
(2) From Dream to Goal, from Goal to Reality: Goal Setting Method
(3) Today's plans create tomorrow's miracles.
(4) A study system that turns a three-day resolution into a continuous one.
(5) The child who manages the fuel goes far
Chapter 6.
The Power of Learning to Expand Your Mind - Cognition
(1) The secret to studying that stays in your head for a long time
(2) For studying to truly become mine
(3) The secret to organizing your studies in your head
(4) If you only keep it in your head, it's only half studied; if you take it out, it's complete.
(5) The final skill to become the master of your thoughts
prolog
Part 1.
A Changing Generation, New Rules of Study
Chapter 1.
The Generation Gap: A Changing World for Children
(1) “My dream is to become a YouTuber.”
(2) The Hidden Message of the 2022 Education Reform Bill
(3) Self-directed learning is dead.
(4) Why did Elon Musk become a principal?
(5) From the era of teaching to the era of coaching
Chapter 2.
Every child runs on a different engine.
(1) Why Twins Are Different: The Importance of Individuation
(2) “Dependent Child VS Independent Child”
(3) Study methods that vary depending on personality: A guide to using MBTI
(4) Every Brain Learns Differently: Learning Strategies by Temperament
(5) Different study rhythms for each child: Using the biological clock
Part 2.
Four competencies that help children grow
Chapter 3.
The Power of Reason to Spark Growth - Motivation
(1) Why the English Goldfish reached 100 this year
(2) The real meaning of saying you don't want to do anything
(3) The power to create motivation
(4) How the brain works is more important than grades
(5) Children who learn at a special pace: Slow Learners
(6) Fueling your passion for learning
Chapter 4.
The Power of Unwavering Relationships - Social Emotions
(1) Why socio-emotional competency now?
(2) I grow as I know myself: Self-awareness
(3) The Secret of an Unwavering Child: Self-Management
(4) Competitiveness that goes beyond academics: Empathy
(5) Learning to Get Back Up: Resilience
Chapter 5.
The power of action - turning plans into reality
(1) Making Time Work for You: The Art of Time Management
(2) From Dream to Goal, from Goal to Reality: Goal Setting Method
(3) Today's plans create tomorrow's miracles.
(4) A study system that turns a three-day resolution into a continuous one.
(5) The child who manages the fuel goes far
Chapter 6.
The Power of Learning to Expand Your Mind - Cognition
(1) The secret to studying that stays in your head for a long time
(2) For studying to truly become mine
(3) The secret to organizing your studies in your head
(4) If you only keep it in your head, it's only half studied; if you take it out, it's complete.
(5) The final skill to become the master of your thoughts
Publisher's Review
“Don’t tell me the answer,
“Open the way to find the answer.”
A question from the teacher
Create a lifelong learning method for your child.
The era of study is changing.
This is an era where we must cultivate the power to think and explore on our own, rather than simply receiving knowledge.
Self-directed learning, which can be considered a trend, no longer instills motivation and autonomy in students.
Coaching, on the other hand, asks questions and helps you find your own answers.
This process goes beyond simple knowledge acquisition to enable self-directed learning and growth.
A Changing Generation, New Rules of Study
In an age where knowledge can be obtained quickly through search, what matters is the power to think and connect on your own.
The reason we need coaching, not just spoon-fed instruction, is because a changing generation is demanding a new way of studying.
Four competencies that help children grow
More important than grades are motivation, socio-emotional, behavioral, and cognitive strengths.
Coaching cultivates these four qualities, laying the foundation for a child to become a lifelong learner.
“Open the way to find the answer.”
A question from the teacher
Create a lifelong learning method for your child.
The era of study is changing.
This is an era where we must cultivate the power to think and explore on our own, rather than simply receiving knowledge.
Self-directed learning, which can be considered a trend, no longer instills motivation and autonomy in students.
Coaching, on the other hand, asks questions and helps you find your own answers.
This process goes beyond simple knowledge acquisition to enable self-directed learning and growth.
A Changing Generation, New Rules of Study
In an age where knowledge can be obtained quickly through search, what matters is the power to think and connect on your own.
The reason we need coaching, not just spoon-fed instruction, is because a changing generation is demanding a new way of studying.
Four competencies that help children grow
More important than grades are motivation, socio-emotional, behavioral, and cognitive strengths.
Coaching cultivates these four qualities, laying the foundation for a child to become a lifelong learner.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: September 29, 2025
- Page count, weight, size: 280 pages | 152*225*20mm
- ISBN13: 9791173555107
- ISBN10: 1173555102
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