29th October 2009
All children have an incredible natural ability to learn. Before the age of five a child can easily take in an amazing amount information. Using flash cards is the easiest way to impart a huge amount of knowledge to a young child. If the child is young...
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27th October 2009
For any baby, his journey into the world of learning starts at birth. Your baby's brain grows faster in his first two years than at any other time, and all the encouragement you give will help him make the most of his ever expanding potential. The brain ...
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27th October 2009
Why Develop The Habit Of Reading Early?
Research in the last decade has shown that when parents read to their children, especially when they were babies, these children tend to read earlier and are more avid readers later in school. As parents of you...
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06th September 2009
Teaching your child to read can seem like a daunting task but it need not be. Children pick up reading the same way they learn to talk, by being around people who engage in the activity. The important thing is to start early and to be consistent. That...
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19th August 2009
One day a good friend of mine came to visit with her 2-year old daughter, Sarah. I have a 5-year old daughter of my own and suggested that my daughter, Elizabeth play with Sarah in the room. My friend and I were having a nice casual conversation when l...
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01st July 2009
As soon as your child is born into this world, his senses are constantly stimulated by all that is around HIM. He may not be doing much besides crying, yawning and cooing, but he is constantly surrounded by sounds and people talking. As his vision start...
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01st June 2009
Most children can be taught word recognition at a very young age. How? It is a similar method to learning to talk - children learn to talk by being exposed to people talking around them. To learn visual word recognition children need, first of all, exp...
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19th May 2009
The world we are living in is ever changing. Information bombards us from every corner of the globe. The pace of change may appear frightening to many of us, but for the future global citizen i.e. your child, it appears normal. Information is part of y...
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15th May 2009
Wouldn't you like to discover one day that your toddler can read a book all on his own? If your answer is yes, you should know that you can, very probably, make it happen. Equally more important is asking yourself the question why you want to develop th...
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15th May 2009
Did you know that you have the power to awaken a genius in your child? In all cultures around he world, the child is considered a gift of God and it is not difficult to see why. From the moment the child is born, the miracle of creation is clear. The n...
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12th May 2009
Acceleration programs allow a child to learn at a faster pace than what children at that age are doing. This allows a child to move on at their own speed, and leapfrog conventional stages in their education. What happens when they do? The story of Ruth ...
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12th May 2009
There have been much research into possible links between dyslexia and genius and it continues to be ongoing, but it is clear that no child with dyslexia is precluded from being a genius. Leonardo da Vinci is an example. We cannot know for sure whether...
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12th May 2009
Are you aware that your child may be gifted? Our children are each such a heady mix of individual personalities, ideas, talents, emotions and creativity that their talents aren't always obvious. Amidst the mayhem of child upbringing, the rush to daycare...
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28th April 2009
Are you aware that your child may be gifted? Our children are each such a heady mix of individual personalities, ideas, talents, emotions and creativity that their gifts aren't always obvious. Amidst the mayhem of child upbringing, the rush to daycare, ...
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17th April 2009
Most parents and children get nervous when the word ‘test' is mentioned. While tests may be useful in some ways to measure how well or not, a child is doing, it does have its drawbacks. Too much emphasis on test results can place an artificial age bar...
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