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What are you currently working on?

Cornelius N. Grove From researching and writing "The Drive to Learn" and "A Mirror for Americans," I learned that the Number One reason why East Asian children become superior students is how they were raised at home. (The Number Two reason is how they are taught at school.) This realization deepened my interest in parenting in cross-cultural perspective. So I've been consulting the anthropological research on child-rearing (and there's plenty of it!). I'm now beginning to write a book that compares parenting in six very different cultures: Japanese, Indian, Arabic, Navajo, Quechua (Peru), and Aka (Kenya). My publisher, Rowman & Littlefield, already has expressed interest.

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