Part 2 – Is it Possible for Children to be Proficient in More than One Language?
As a multilingual country which education system emphasizes on learning languages as a subject, but is it possible for them to be proficient in more than one language? Read the final of the two parts of the article to find out more.
Part 1 – Is it Possible for Children to be Proficient in More than One Language?
As a multilingual country which education system emphasizes on learning languages as a subject, but is it possible for them to be proficient in more than one language? Read the first of the two parts of the article to find out more.
What Is Right-Brain Learning?
Understand what exactly is right-brained learning and how it can help your child to achieve the best with his or her potential.
10 Ways to Supercharge Your Child’s Right Brain Genius
In a world of TV, DVD, computer and video games, it’s important to know which images will help — and which could harm — your child’s brain development.
Learning Malay For Preschoolers
Bahasa Malaysia is the official language of our country. Our national anthem is in Malay. We sing our national anthem in Malay in schools. Also, language carries more than what its words were meant to signify.
Whats Your Child’s Learning Style?
How does your child learn and process knowledge? Take the quiz to reveal how your kid’s brain works best, then play to his strengths to maximize his school potential.
Sensory Integration in Preschools
And the best part about Sensory Integration activities is that they are unbelievably fun. It does not matter if your child has a sensory processing disorder or not, sensory integration activities should be used with any child!
12 Top Titles for Toddlers’ Reading Development
Get your kids reading with these 12 top titles for toddlers.
New Era in Children Education: Blended Learning
Eye Level is a supplemental education program which originated in Korea about 30 years ago and currently has over 2.5 million children enrolled worldwide.
Is International School Always Better?
With the constant changes and what many deem as uncertainty in Malaysia’s education system, it’s not really surprising many parents are sending their kids to international schools. But is this really the best move, for you and for your child?
