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    Little Neuro Tree

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      Wesim
      last edited by

      Some correction:


      Little Neuro Tree is not just about right brain. They emphasize on WHOLE BRAIN. They don’t have activities like speed reading and linking memory (for right brain development). But, they do have left brain education e.g. puzzles, Montessori activities, hands-on activities that play with writing and maths.

      The goal is to provide a lot of healthy right brain stimulation while a child’s brain is in the "right brain window"–before bridging to the left brain when the left brain pathway becomes active at around age 2 (can be before or later).

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        cookiecreature
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        [Besides they have an inflexible policy of not allowing make-up classes, knowing that young children esp babies fall sick easily]


        My 2 years old son is currently attending LNT (since jan 2009). I can choose not to send my son to LNT when he is ill, the school will refund $20 if you produce MC for the lesson that you missed. There is no replacement classes.

        Whereas my 5 years old daughter who is currently attending SM, does not have such benefit, don’t mention about replacement classes.

        Hence in this area I am happy with LNT policy. (You may like to call LNT to clarify on this doubt)

        I would like to share my opinion on how I feel about LNT & SM.

        I am a full time working mum. I used to think that as long as I send my kids to the best enrichment classes, I can relax because the expertists will coach my kids and my kids will excel in school.

        I heard that SM is good for young kids of up to 6 years old, they can do wonders to our kids memory… Little did I realise that the so call superb result is obvious if we as a parent carried out home pratice.

        I have an upperhand to compare both center but I choose to believe that both are good and both have their strengths. The main educator here is the parent ourselves.

        My daughter has been attending SM since oct 2008 at age of 4+. I did not started home pratices until this year in June. I do see great improvement after that the regular home pratice. I must say that these are hardwork.

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          Wesim
          last edited by

          Agreed with cookiecreature: Parents are still the BEST EDUCATORS. Although I send my princess to enrichment classes, i will still teach/guide and read to her almost every day. It is also a great way to bond, kiss and hug your little one (as rewards) every day :grphug:

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            swansea
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            Agree. Have to teach and guide my kid almost every day. Feel great when you see your kid improve day by day.

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              kovankitty
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              The so-called refund of $20 is more of a rebate and can be used only for the next term. Which means one has to commit to signing up with them once a term is over. To me, this is juz a ploy to retain customers.


              MC is only valid if the class falls on the same day that the child goes to see the doc. What if the child goes to see the doc a day or two before? Everyone knows that common illnesses like flu, cough, fever etc don’t recover easily such that the child can go back to class the next day. And not forgetting that each class a week costs a good $50. I’m not surprised if there are parents who would still bring their child who are not even fully recovered (but may appear so) to class juz not to ‘waste’ the $50.

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                tigger18
                last edited by

                Hi,

                Anyone interested in Little Neuro Tree in Bugis?
                I am looking mummies who child is born in 2007 to form a class with my boy on Thurs, 12-1pm. Any mummies interested?

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                  arielle08
                  last edited by

                  Hi,


                  Anyone did a detail comparision between Shicida and LNT?

                  I attended a briefing by LNT before.
                  I was told that the key difference is different languages offered by LNT
                  and for shicida, they have esp and energy ball training not offered by LNT

                  I read from the forum that LNT do not have linking memory which is impt.

                  Is this linking memory something thought in Mindchamps?

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                    MaeChang
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                    I think it is not easy to do a direct comparison, both Shichida and Little Neuro Tree are advocating brain Training / Development. and both school have some historical relation. if you can afford the budget, go for the more expensive one, we always believe the more expensive one must be better 😄 Otherwise, go for the less expensive alternative , still expensive, IMHO, which has centres all over Singapore.


                    Just a note, my neighbours use to put the twins at Shichida, the mother said it is very stressful for her kids. My son is in Little Neuro Tree, he loves it. The teachers are extremely nice with children.

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                      arielle08
                      last edited by

                      Hi,


                      After attending the trial lessons with LNT, i personally like everything that was taught except for 1 thing, the jap language
                      to me, they are still trying to master english and mandrain, to introduce 1 more language to them is abit tough for both parents and kid

                      it will be great if they remove the jap language lesson.

                      anyway, i am still putting on hold my registration with them.

                      too bad shicida do not have trial lesson.

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                        toddles
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                        I think both SM and LNT are linked. Started by the same people I think.


                        I find SM very very expensive, esp if so much work that contributes to the 'success' is by the parents. Perhaps if the parents put in those hours, with or without such enrichment classes, the result will be the same. :roll:

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