wwcookie: Hello! (And about Logicmills)

[wwcookie]

Hi mommies and daddies!


I have a P1 boy and living in the west coast area. My goal in life is to seek out interesting enrichment for my boy esp during the long school hols. :lol: I chanced upon this forum while surfing for feedback on Mindchamps.
Looking forward to trading tips with you guys

[ChiefKiasu]

Hi wwcookie,


Welcome! My boy has about 6 lessons left for his MindChamps course. Will let you know further what I think after that course.

[wwcookie]

Really? How long has he been on the course? How old is he? Actually, my friend asked me to compare Mindchamps with Logicmills. We just sent our kids to their (Logicmills) free games day last week and were very impressed with them. Our kids had a really enjoyable time there

[ChiefKiasu]

wwcookie:

Really? How long has he been on the course? How old is he? Actually, my friend asked me to compare Mindchamps with Logicmills. We just sent our kids to their (Logicmills) free games day last week and were very impressed with them. Our kids had a really enjoyable time there

My son is 9 years old in P3. They are both similar in their claim to teach kids how to LEARN effectively, with MindChamps taking a more academic and confidence-building slant and LogicMills a more analytical thinking approach. Neither appear willing to provide more information about their methods until you sign up. When this happens, you know they are using easy to assimilate techniques that, once known, is easy for others to replicate.

Did Logicmills tell you specifically about their teaching techniques?

[wwcookie]

They basically espouse 'thinking out of the box' using games. They have free trial lessons and holiday programs though so can go for these to get a feel of what they actually do. Mostly importantly, my boy thoroughly enjoyed their session and wanted to go there again :lol: