Brainfit Studio - Discussion

[jedamum]

Carrotree:

Anyone sent their kids to a brain revolution session?

hi carrotree,
do see PowerPuff Mum's short review http://www.kiasuparents.com/kiasu/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1939&start=0.

[Carrotree]

Thanks Jedamum, the course fees doesn’t come cheap, so I wanted to see if any parents can share their experience, it does not seem to be as popular as the other brain training centres…


anyone else can share?

[amylqf]

Carrotree:

Thanks Jedamum, the course fees doesn't come cheap, so I wanted to see if any parents can share their experience, it does not seem to be as popular as the other brain training centres...


anyone else can share?

Which center are you going to?

[Carrotree]

i was thinking of the franchise centre at focus on the family’s learning centre at jurong point.

[amylqf]

Frankly speaking, I have no idea whether the franchise in jorong point is good or not.


But I know that they are run by individual franchisee that they get their license and software from the main center.
The main center help them to promote and support sometimes. Most of the time, they are on their own.

[Carrotree]

ya, i understand that the might be "quality" issues with franchise programmes. but i’m willing to give it a shot, but just hoping that people who have sent their kids for their programmes at Goldhill Centre can share their experiences about the programmes offered. thanks.

[GabyEn]

Hi

Am new to this forum. So pardon me if this question has been raised before.

I am wondering if any parents have heard about BrainFit Studio @ Goldhill Center and if they have tried any of their programs. any feedback?

Grateful for any information on this center.

Thanks.

[cookie]

hi GabyEn, my son attended 60 sessions. previously, it’s pay for 40 sessions and get 20 sessions free. paid $4800 i think. now its much cheaper … $3000+ for 60 sessions.


my son played computer games and did some exercises there. not much improvement, not significant. but perhaps it’s because my son didnt really needed it in the first place and for the excercises, we did not practice at home. or perhaps i didnt send my son to the ‘right’ courses (the course that i sent him does not really address my concern).

however, i like the staff there for being professional & honest. they told me honestly where are the strengths and weaknesses of my boy. even highlighted that i may not see significant improvement as my boy is already rather intelligient. cant remember why i still send him even though the advisor highlighted this…

but i believe it is very individual. though my son didnt improve much, but i do believe Brainfit has helped other children.

[GabyEn]

Hey Cookie


Thanks for the feedback.

My son did their cognitive mapping and true to what we’ve know, they have correctly identified several areas of weaknesses. Pretty spot on with the assessment.

He’s just started with their SMART Listening program. We’ll have to see how he progresses from their.

[pokemon]

GabyEn and Cookie,


Can i know what kind of enrichment or training centre brainfit is? Is it a intelligent/brain development (aka left/right brain) training centre for normal kids or special needs children? How do their pgm work on a child?

Tks