Little Neuro Tree
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My child is attending LNT now… lessons are quite repetitive that its boring me. my girl keep roaming away maybe coz the teachers were not really gd at engaging very young children.
but thats me. one man’s meat is another poison. if you like structured classroom style teaching, den LNT is for you. i personally prefer those that advocate learn thru play. its not easy to make a 16mths old ger to sit at her seat for 1 hr.
signed up coz i believe babies are natural linguist and wana expose her to more languages. sadly, they are not continuing with the jap piece wef 2011… -
Anyone who wishes to enrol the class on thurs or fri 9am at the Serangoon Branch? Little Nero Tree, had changed name to My Little Genius…
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I personally have experiences with both SM and LNT (Bukit Timah) and honestly I find SM is more fun and engaging for the younger children. I sent my elder DD to SM at age 1 and I could see really good memory skills developing in her. She always wanted to go to classes, participated and enjoy the classes.
For my second DD, I tried to send her to SM at age 1 but wow! SM has a loooong waiting list so she can’t get in. I tried LNT instead and boy, what a big difference! My second DD appears not to enjoy the class, don’t show much development and although the set up of the LNT classes are simlar to that of SM, the method is quite different. I don’t see how the Japanese lesson could benefit at all when we parents don’t even know what the Jap teacher is saying.
Anyways, I pulled second DD out and finally managed to get a place in SM and I see the same development in her as her elder sister…so I guess I’m convinced that SM is much better than LNT…just my $0.02 anyways… -
My daughter was once with SM. I didn’t see much improvement. Probably because I haven’t much time to practice with her at home. I guess if you follow strictly with the programme and practice at home with your child, the programme will be very effective.
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hi,
i have a $100 voucher for use at my little genius at jurong east or hougang,if interested,please email me [email protected] Little Genius is a brain development school and they were previously called Little Neuro Tree. The new programme incorporate activities such as brain gym, flashing of words cards, storytelling and science . -
but from what i understand i think they do not have science lessons until later ages… like 3 and above?
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