Listen to the founder of Right Brain Education, Pamela Hickein, explain how it can help activate — or re-activate — the lesser-recognized right hemisphere, and why it can be so vital to achieve whole-brain integration.
Developed by Pamela in a Montessori environment, Right Brain Education is a gentle but powerful method of activating both left and right hemispheres of the brain to work together to accelerate learning, activate photographic memory, promote speed reading and make early learning fun for both children and parents. As an accelerated early learning program, it was also inspired by early childhood educators such as Maria Montessori, Glenn Doman, Makodo Shichida, Tony Buzan and others.
Right Brain Education is not just a knowledge-building program — it is a way to learn more deeply and efficiently.
Right Brain Education is built upon scientific findings about brain development. Because the outer cortex of the brain develops from right to left, this gives a window of time during which your child is functioning primarily with the right hemisphere.
In the first six years of life, a child’s right brain is open and primed to absorb incredible amounts of information. Children with early exposure to quality topics during this time — such as math, reading and writing — create a rich knowledge library they’ll tap into for the rest of their lives.
Right Brain Kids has a gentle early learning program called TweedleWink for children ages zero to about six that is tailored with special methods and techniques to help take optimum advantage of this highly fertile right brain learning period.
See a sample TweedleWink right brain lesson at http://www.rightbrainkids.com/early-learning-flashcards/
As a child continues to grow and develop, their right brain pathway becomes less engaged. Right Brain Kids has a program called Wink that uses delightful games and playful training exercises to help reactivate and maintain a child’s right brain connection.
Right Brain Education is very popular in Asia and the Far East where they place a great deal of emphasis and value on early learning and in giving their children every academic advantage to excel in school.
Get more information from an eBook at http://www.rightbrainkids.com/genius-child-program-ebook/
Pamela Hickein is a mother of four children, ages 3 to 15. She is an international author, educator and teacher trainer with over 300 students in Asia, North and South America, Europe, and Australia. She has been and honored speaker at the National ociation for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) sharing how to create caring, right brain learning environments for our children and youth.
Pamela Hickein is one of the principal owners of Right Brain Kids, the official web site of Right Brain Education. Pamela is active in teaching and promoting Right Brain Education on her web site.
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