Many brain training programmes utilise games to improve children’s cognitive function which will then translate into better learning abilities. Brain training carried out as neurofeedback therapy is also helpful for children with special needs.
International schools provide a form of stability in the teaching methods and values, making it easy for children to transfer from one school to another in a different country. Check out the different international curricula offered in Malaysia.
Bipolar disorder is a mental illness characterized by extreme mood swings. Learn more about the symptoms.
Special needs children, just like any other young person, can be helped to develop skills for life after school. Let’s explore a few important pre-vocational and vocational skills that children can develop for a better chance at gaining employment.
Bright Scholar Learning Centre, Taman Gembira, Kuala Lumpur fosters a home-like environment for 3- to 6-year-olds to learn and grow together. The kindergarten offers a comprehensive programme to prepare children for primary school.
Krista Setia Alam, Tadika Setia Pintar guides children to reach their full potential in all developmental areas according to their unique CAPABLE programme. For the past 10 years, parents have trusted Krista for personalised care and education.
Does your child have hearing or vision impairments? Read about some things you can do to help ease his learning.
It’s important that parents realise early childhood education can make or break a child’s future. The higher the quality of a child’s early education, the better the outcome throughout his schooling years as well as beyond.
Tadika Skor Unggul, Puchong Prima, is a centre that offers a preschool programme and tuition for kids ages 7 to 12. They equip kids with the academic skills needed for school success.
Read about parents' year 2020 experience with online learning for their kids, and find out their opinions.
