高学歴親こそ要注意！先回り子育ての問題点とは？｜探究TV / 東洋経済education×ICT

[Video Summary] Highly educated parents are often skilled at gathering information about child-rearing and are often financially well-off. However, many of them interfere too much with their children, leading them to worry that their parenting isn't going well. What parenting problems should highly educated parents be wary of? Dr. Naoko Narita, a pediatrician and neuroscience researcher, thoroughly explains parenting methods for highly educated parents to "stop worrying"! [Profile] Naoko Narita Pediatrician, Doctor of Medicine, Owner of "Parenting Science Axis" After graduating from Kobe University School of Medicine and gaining clinical experience as a pediatrician, she pursued research in molecular biology, developmental biology, and developmental neuroscience. After working as a genetic researcher at Washington University in St. Louis, he became a professor at Bunkyo University's Faculty of Education in 2009. [Timetable] 00:00~ Opening 00:35~ Characteristics of Parenting by Highly Educated Parents 01:28~ Cases of "Unsuccessful" Parenting by Highly Educated Parents 03:30~ Brain Development Follows a Certain Sequence 05:28~ Is It Time to Reevaluate Your Parenting? 06:02~ Ways to Help Your Child Become "Independent" 07:34~ For Highly Educated Parents Concerned About Parenting #ict #education #education #explorationtv #explorationlearning #toyokei #online #naokonarita #highlyeducatedparents #parenting #toyokei [Channel Overview] This channel provides new insights and inspiration for educational activities to all viewers interested in education through interviews with people active in various industries. The environment surrounding the educational field is changing every day. We aim to provide reliable information that will help us understand these trends and serve as a driving force for moving Japanese education in a positive direction, and ultimately the entire country of Japan, in a positive direction. [Toyo Keizai education x ICT] https://toyokeizai.net/feature/ict-edu