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    Which Mind Training Programmes to choose?

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    • M Offline
      mommy2bnd
      last edited by

      That why i rather forego the 2-3 mega and let him attend the 4-6 fundamental instead. Which session is your son attending? πŸ˜„

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      • J Offline
        janejane
        last edited by

        [Moderator's note: Topics merged.]


        Mummies...OK, let's me give you an introduction of Brain Hemisphere Research, the rethinking school that's most happening and gain lots popularity currently.. :love: :roll:

        BHR offer Brain Neuro-Development enrichment programmes (English and Chinese) for children from 3 to 6 years old and primary one to six school level.

        Their children programmes pioneering work of
        Professor Kurt W. Fischer, PhD, Mind, Brain & Education Programme, and Professor Howard Gardner, PhD, Project Zero, Harvard Graduate School of Education serve as the framework for the children curriculum. The philosophy of Multiple Intelligences asserts that every student's blend of competencies produces a unique cognitive profile for that child. Supplementing with Singapore Ministry of Education standards, their students are taught fundamental academic skills and content which they then apply to multifaceted topics that integrate Language Arts, Math, and Social Sciences. They place an emphasis on student performances and leadership skills that build and demonstrate deep understanding of subjects, in contrast to rote learning.

        At BHR, children are introduced to innovative
        Children Genius and Leading Minds programmes.
        Fundamental to all their programmes is the belief in and promotion of creative problem solving and lateral thinking techniques.

        They posted lots of live videos on the web that
        you can see kids learning in the class LIVE!

        site: http://www.bhr.edu.sg
        video blog: http://www.mbespace.com

        http://www.bhr.edu.sg/Gallery/029.jpg\">

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        • K Offline
          KQE
          last edited by

          Hi mommy2bnd,

          He’s attending Tues 7.30pm session. Yours?

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          • M Offline
            mommy2bnd
            last edited by

            Hello KQE


            Both my sons are at 10.30am, sunday classes. I only have time during the weekend to bring them there. 11 more lessons to go. Still thinking of whether to continue with the 7-9 classes or not.

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            • W Offline
              wisemum
              last edited by

              Hi


              There are many programmes focusing on right brain training. I suppose the kids are utilising their whole brain to process information.

              Can anyone share more about their experience with BHR and Shichida?

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              • ChiefKiasuC Offline
                ChiefKiasu
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                insider:
                Age Range / Number of pax who may really benefit


                Preschoolers 0.75/100

                Primary Schoolers 1.5/100

                Sec Schoolers 3/100

                Above Sec – 21 years\t 5/100

                21 years – 30 years 8/100

                Above 30 years 10/100...
                :rotflmao:

                Of course, you should also plot the usefulness of the course versus the age of the person - the older the person, the less useful it is since the ability to apply it becomes much smaller since we have already hardened our \"bad\" habits.

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