Albert Einstein did not learn to read until he was seven or speak fluently until he was nine; his teacher called him “deadly dull.” It cost him blood, sweat and tears to access the Polytechnic School… after achieving it and finishing his degree, his doctoral thesis did not make the slightest impression on the court that judged it, in fact they considered it “quite mediocre.” Despite this, Einstein ended up becoming one of the most brilliant scientists in the world, and like him, many geniuses in the most diverse fields were also bad students: Thomas Alva Edison, Graham Bell, Federico García Lorca, Winston Churchill, Pablo R. Picasso, G.J. Mendel, Stanley Kubrick, Steve Jobs…, who are followed by a truly long list.

With All Children Can Be Einstein any parent can find, in an eminently practical way, the keys that lead our children to the triumph of their ability; the adequate motivation that he can make of each child, taking advantage of his qualities, an unrepeatable and brilliant being that helps to progress the society in which he lives, being happy and making many happy. If your child is to think properly, he needs to be taught how to think. If he is to solve problems, he needs to acquire the ability to solve them. If he is to use his brain creatively, he needs to practice intellectual creativity. And for all this he needs sufficient motivation and self-confidence.

ÍNDICE:

1. Einstein no sacaba buenas notas
2. Como muchos niños hoy
3. La inteligencia del ser humano es infinita y adquirida
4. Las razones más frecuentes del fracaso y del éxito escolar
5. El cerebro de cada uno
6. Fácil o difícil
7. Gatear de pequeño, moverse y aprender
8. La creatividad
9. El estímulo
10. La motivación
11. Esfuerzo+Necesidad=Capacidad
12. Las propias actitudes
13. La imagen de sí mismo
14. Consejos prácticos para mejorar la concentración
15. La atención
16. Cómo potenciar la memoria
17. Evitar el olvido
18. Leer mejor
19. Aprender a resolver problemas
20. El cálculo matemático
21. Subrayar bien
22. Esquematizar y analizar
23. Resumir y comprender
24. Fichas de estudio personalizadas
25. Tomar notas
26. La primera impresión
27. Buena ortografía en 5 pasos y 3 meses
28. El estrés y la relajación
29. Antes, durante y después de un examen importante
30. Salud y estudio
31. Consejos para decidir los estudios
32. Citas de Einstein: el genio dado por lerdo