Children's intellectual life

Author's Name: Susan Engel

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There is no doubt that insight into children's minds helps us develop, refine, and discipline them, and the best time to do this is when they are playing and having fun. However, many of us are ignorant of the whereabouts of their minds and thoughts, especially when they are going through problems and difficult experiences. People may think that what a child does is silly, trivial, and meaningless, but the truth is that it tells us a lot about their capabilities and knowledge. The book "The Intellectual Lives of Children" takes us through numerous lessons on the stages of children's mental development and their cycle. How do their thoughts flow? And how do they think about what they think? The author, Susan, made sure to observe them specifically in her research to understand the fascinating world of their thoughts and explain its attractive phenomena. The goal of this is to enable parents to turn their children into geniuses, thinkers, and intelligent people.

About the author: Susan Engle, a developmental psychologist in the Department of Psychology at Williams College and founder and director of the Williams Program in Education.

About the translator: Sara Al-Harbi, a specialist in translation and language studies, translates in the humanities and psychology.