Description: Raise your child to become a global talent through Havruta, the Jewish method that respects a child's words and thoughts! 'If You're a Parent, Educate Like the Jewish People Through Havruta' reveals the miracle of Havruta education—learning through questioning and discussion. This book introduces a Havruta education method that lets you achieve both your child's success and your family's happiness at the same time. It takes a close look at how Havruta is woven into the daily lives and education of the Jewish people—who make up just 0.25% of the world's population yet rank 45th in average intelligence, while standing out prominently across every field. Building on this, the book shows how to apply and practice Havruta in your own family's education. The most important principle of Havruta is that when a child asks a question, the parent does not immediately give the answer. Instead, the parent guides the child to think for themselves, or continues the conversation together by looking things up in books. The author emphasizes spending just 10 focused minutes each day talking with your child. By offering concrete methods for digging into even a single sentence of a short story with 30 different questions, the book relieves parents of the burden of figuring out what to ask, and helps children—exhausted from being slaves to 'correct answers'—reclaim ownership of their own understanding, even with just 10 minutes of Havruta practice at home each day. Prologue: What Makes the Jewish People Special 1. Jewish People Are Shaped by Havruta Education The Miracle of Conversation: Havruta Education Talk, Discuss, and Debate with Your Child Like Jewish Families Do Why Are the First and Last Pages of the Talmud Left Blank? The Child Who Asks Good Questions Becomes the Class Leader Jewish Parents Don't Teach the Answer Seek Not a Single Correct Answer, But the Best Solution Jewish Child-Rearing That Turns an Ordinary Child into a World-Class Talent 0.25% of the World's Population, 30% of Nobel Prizes Are Jewish People Simply Smart? The Best Method for Brain Development: Havruta Stimulate the Brain Through Havruta Develop the Left and Right Brain Evenly Through Havruta Jewish People Are at the Top of Every Field in the World Leading the Film Industry with Creativity and Imagination Masters of Debate Dominating Law and Journalism Controlling Politics and Academia with Unique Communication Skills Experts in Persuasion and Relationships Sweeping Through Business and Finance Zero Distance Between Parent and Child Through Family Havruta Why Is the Bond in Jewish Families So Strong? Achieving Success and Happiness at the Same Time A Child's First Toy: The Piggy Bank The Seed of Noblesse Oblige: The Spirit of Tzedakah The Thinking Child Has Everything Build Wisdom, Then Use Knowledge Those Who Question and Doubt Gain the Power of Thought Respect, But Question Critically Where Does the Ability to Think Differently Come From? The Starting Point of Creative Character 2. The Child Who Thinks Independently, the Child Unafraid to Speak Havruta Brings Books to Life Connect Books to the World Spark Your Child's Curiosity Through Questions to Build Reading Skills Havruta Begins with 'Living Reading' Bedtime Story: The Magic Hour of Effortless Growth Character Education Begins at the Dinner Table The Heavenly Table That Leads to Family Happiness and Success The Jewish Secret: Turn the Dinner Table into a Table of Conversation and Debate Make Studying Like Play Don't Separate Studying from Play Jewish Parents Communicate Through Riddles and Humorous Games Eliminate Stress Through Endless Chatter Real Learning Is Loud A Jewish Classroom Louder Than a Marketplace Always Work in Pairs 1+1=∞: Pairing Up Maximizes Learning Effectiveness Jewish Students Have No Textbooks to Memorize Gain Lifelong Friends Through Havruta Think Differently and Freshly Through Havruta There Is No Single Answer. Think Like Sherlock Holmes! Talmudic Debate Sharpens Each Other's Thinking Converse Freely, But Keep to a Structure Don't Search for the Answer That Blocks Thinking—Ask a Question Instead Create Questions from the Ordinary and the Everyday 3. Education That Dreams of a Child's Happy Learning Put Family Happiness Before a Child's Success Korean Children Who Miss Their Fathers Strengthen Family Bonds 10 Minutes a Day: Talk with Focused Attention on Your Child From 'Education That Listens' to 'Education That Asks' The Questioning Child vs. the Machine That Listens and Memorizes The Manufactured Honor Student From the 'Period Question' to the 'Question Mark Question' Build Solid Skills Rather Than High Grades Tear Up the Report Card Make Your Child the...