"Brain and Reading" by: [French] Stanislas Duhem Publisher: Zhejiang Education Publishing House

Introduction
This book is written by Stanislas Dion, winner of the Brain Prize, known as the "Nobel Prize in Neuroscience" and a great expert in the field of brain science. It brings readers a feast of knowledge about reading, education and lifelong learning.
This book first shows readers the amazing reading ability of the human brain. Like disassembling the precise structure of a clock, it reveals the cognitive gears of reading in the brain and answers the question, "How do we read?" Then, by examining how children learn to read, it shows us what methods are scientific and effective, criticizes the wrong reading learning methods in current educational practice, and gives the answer to "How should we learn to read?" At the same time, the author uses scientific research results to demonstrate the value of reading and reveals "how reading shapes our brains." The book also discusses topics such as the hidden logic of spelling, the discovery of writing, and the birth of culture, trying to explore such an interesting question - "Why did only humans create such a sophisticated and complex culture?"
In this era of rapid information flow, every thing and every industry will sooner or later face unpredictable changes, and lifelong learning has become the requirement of the times. If a person wants to achieve extraordinary success in his life, he is doomed to be inseparable from reading and lifelong learning. If you want to truly understand reading and truly practice lifelong learning, you might as well pick up this book to discover the methods, value and fun of reading, enjoy the changes brought about by reading, and become an outstanding talent in the new century!