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    Which Mind Training Programmes to choose?

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Brain Training & Thinking Skills
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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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        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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