In Search of a New Understanding of Intelligence
Could intelligence begin in the foetus? If so, what causes it to develop in the child before school? The Brain Environment Complex is the first book to bring an easy to understand and yet tantalizing insight into what intelligence could really be. After all, if it is not what we now think it is, then the way we educate children in school is wrong.
Developing IQ through compassion and imagination. Roy discusses the work of Feuerstein and gives a new understanding of how parents and teachers can raise the intelligence of the child beyond their expectations. With discoveries in genetics, Roy explains the importance of love and the dangers of children bullying to the intelligence of the child.
Preparing Education to Serve a New World explains how we could develop children with better grades, higher intelligence, and greater social awareness to be citizens of a world increasingly governed by an artificial intelligence that is rapidly disturbing the use of man to his society and threatening the security of those it does not require.