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    All About Flashcards

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    • octbrideO Offline
      octbride
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      I am a FTWM and need your advise on how to get things started for my 16 month old baby. My baby gal attended her first lesson last week at Springfield and need advise on how to start home practises..Have some questions in mind and would appreciate anyone can help

      1. How many sets of different flash cards to flash to our child? For how long per day? When to stop?
      2. Any standard sizes of blank flash card for a 16 month old? Do we need to reduce the size of the flash card when she gets older? If yes, when will that be?
      3. For each set of flash cards, how many pieces of cards to be flashed?
      4. Do we have to practise flash cards, ESP, speed reading etc all in a day or should we do it alternate day? \\

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      • P Offline
        phantom
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        For a start you can flash around 50 to 100 cards. Flashing at an optimal speed of 0.4 sec will be good. Once in the morning, once at night.


        You can also start flashing dots card if you have them.

        You can play some ESP games daily, should be quite quick. Do eye training exercises. Those should be good for a start.

        In all, you should just take around 10min for each session.

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        • octbrideO Offline
          octbride
          last edited by

          Thanks for your response. really appreciate that.


          1. Does that 100 cards at 1 go need to relate to any topic? 1 topic - 100 cards or different topic - 100 cards or no topic at all - 100 cards.

          2. If my bb doesnt sit still while i am flashing the card, should i stop and continue later?

          3. How to teach maths dot to a 16 mth old bb?

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            phantom
            last edited by

            Usually, you group the same topic into a stack of 10 cards. It can be anything. The purpose is to get the kid used to the fast flashing of the card to get their brain working, not really to let them learn something.


            You can keep on flashing even if the kid move around, it is always like that at the start, after awhile, they will be used to it.

            I believe there should be a math dots schedule handled out in the parent guide material, just follow the course. The idea is let their brain used to looking at dots and associate them with numbers.

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            • octbrideO Offline
              octbride
              last edited by

              Thanks phantom.


              I tried on my bb the first time, and she can sit there waiting patiently for me to finish all the flashing…despite dropping of the cards, flashing the wrong card etc… hee

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                sky_tay
                last edited by

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                Hi,

                I am new to this method.

                Can someone advice me, can i conduct my flash card by PC/Laptop?
                Is this method equal to physical holding a paper and flash it??

                Thanks.

                regards,

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                • M Offline
                  mintcc
                  last edited by

                  I guess the physical holding a paper method is more tried and tested.


                  Personally, I encounter more difficulties flashing on PC especially in between topics. While I can easily flash about more than 10 sets of cards using the physical method, usually I don’t get pass 5 sets using the computer.

                  And for the weeks I am flashing on PC, my boy seems to deteriorate in his Shichida class right brain activites. Not too sure if it is because the PC and flash cards difference or because I am flashing less than usual.

                  However. I find the PC great for Foreign languages and Music related topics. Can play sound files for words I cant pronounce. And can play musical instrument.

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                    ej_mum
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                    But I heard its not veri gd for kids to stare at the PC too long rite?? i tink its due to the dono wad radiation or others waves… izzt true?? My kids oni 19mth, can i let him learns tins using PC??? Sometimes my brother let my kiddo watch barney using PC when i brin him go my mum plc while i work, i dono hw long he let him watch, izzt bad for him??

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                    • ChiefKiasuC Offline
                      ChiefKiasu
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                      ej_mum:
                      But I heard its not veri gd for kids to stare at the PC too long rite?? i tink its due to the dono wad radiation or others waves... izzt true?? My kids oni 19mth, can i let him learns tins using PC??? Sometimes my brother let my kiddo watch barney using PC when i brin him go my mum plc while i work, i dono hw long he let him watch, izzt bad for him??

                      Nowadays PC and TVs not using cathode ray tubes... all flat screen and LCD some more with very high refresh rates. I don't think they are the main cause of bad eyesight.

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                        ej_mum
                        last edited by

                        ChiefKiasu:
                        ej_mum:

                        But I heard its not veri gd for kids to stare at the PC too long rite?? i tink its due to the dono wad radiation or others waves... izzt true?? My kids oni 19mth, can i let him learns tins using PC??? Sometimes my brother let my kiddo watch barney using PC when i brin him go my mum plc while i work, i dono hw long he let him watch, izzt bad for him??


                        Nowadays PC and TVs not using cathode ray tubes... all flat screen and LCD some more with very high refresh rates. I don't think they are the main cause of bad eyesight.

                        O.o, then wad if the TV is not LCD or flat screen?? My rm TV is not flat screen or LCD, oni the one in living rm is flat screen, do i let him watch in the living rm oni??

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