Nurture for the future.
I recently received an interesting newsletter from Right Brain Kids (TweedleWink) introducing an interesting book that caught my attention: “A Whole New Mind” by Daniel Pink. And this is the story that caught my attention: Teaching Science… The Right Brain Way Mr. Jordan and Mr. Brown were good friends. They were both science teachers at Lincoln High [...]
ESP has always been one of the subjects in right brain education that raises a lot of skepticism. Makoto Shichida has made numerous references to it and in class, both Heguru and Shichida lessons contain activities that are intended to train this ability. The following is an excerpt from a TweedleWink newsletter from Right Brain [...]
Number Memory is one of the activities done in Heguru. This is how it works: Give the child a piece of paper and a pencil. Show a 3-digit number for 5 seconds and cover it. Ask the child to write the number down from memory. Show a 5-digit number for 5 seconds and cover it. [...]
Children can learn even when they are moving around and not looking at the subject matter – read more about it from Pamela Hickein (right brain development guru): The complete newsletter can be found here.
Instructions for this activity: 1. Print out two sets of slides 2 to 15. 2. Cut out the pictures from slides 4 to 15. 3. Select 4 or 5 pictures to use and arrange them on your grid before hand. 4. Give your child the blank grid with the same pictures to arrange (only give [...]
From the Heguru Handbook. It doesn’t matter how capable a person is if it is not used for the right purpose. Talents and abilities that are abused and used for the wrong purposes create negative results, such as the development of weapons or the conduct of criminal activities. To avoid the usage of such capabilities [...]
Teach your kids basic math using right brain education methods (Shichida Method, Heguru, and Glenn Doman)
Government and Law have suppressed the feminine in society and pushed people into left brain thinking. This is from the movie Esoteric Agenda a film by Ben Stewart.
From Heguru Handbook. Most parents are aware that there are specific growth phases during which children are particularly rebellious. They are commonly referred to in parenting books as “The Terrible Threes” and the troublesome teenage years as children reach puberty. In the Heguru handbook, they make reference to three ages that are particularly trying for [...]
From the Heguru Handbook. Realise that all children are inherently good. Children do not misbehave just for the sake of misbehaving. There is usually some underlying cause or reason for bad behaviour. As parents, it is important for us to discover the underlying motivation for such behaviours and to correct those. Address these underlying issues [...]
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