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Learn And Play

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Active Learning

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Great Teachers

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What is Shichida Method?

The Shichida Method aims to improve cognitive skills and enhance neural development in children by providing a comprehensive and stimulating environment. This is achieved through a range of exercises and activities that are designed to stimulate both the left and right hemispheres of the brain.

Some of the ways the Shichida Method promotes cognitive skill development include:

  • Sensory Stimulation: Exercises that involve visual, auditory, and touch stimulation help to enhance neural connections in the brain and improve cognitive abilities such as memory, attention, and perception.
  • Music and Rhythmic Movement: Music and rhythmic movement activities are used to stimulate the brain and improve coordination, rhythm, and auditory processing.
  • Right Brain Training: Exercises that focus on developing the right hemisphere of the brain, such as drawing, puzzles, and mnemonics, help to improve visual, spatial, and creative abilities.
  • Whole Brain Training: The method combines left brain (logical and analytical) and right brain (creative and intuitive) training to help children develop a balanced, holistic perspective and a strong foundation for learning and academic success.
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Why Shichida Method

IQ and EQ Balance

It’s often said that the right training is the key to success. This is because it plays a vital role in a child’s IQ and EQ development. A child’s IQ, or intelligence, is the capacity to think and reason, while EQ, or emotional intelligence, refers to the capacity to understand and respond to emotions. Both areas of development are crucial to a child’s success and happiness, and Shichida Method by its proven systematic approach stimulates the brain and can play an important role in building them both.

A high Emotional Quotient is considered a critical factor in helping kids make decisions and determine their actions because when people feel positive emotions, they are more likely to make the right decisions

The importance of education in a child’s life cannot be overstated. The training a child receives during their early years impacts their future in countless ways. A strong systematic methodology used in Shichida Method helps build a child’s intelligence and EQ, and can profoundly impact their future success. The training a child receives during their early years (0 yrs to 5 yrs) can also profoundly impact their future well-being and development.

Why Shichida Method?

Cognitive Neuroscience view

Cognitive neuroscience research has demonstrated that actively training the brain can enhance intelligence quotient and boost performance in various cognitive tasks, including reading comprehension. Furthermore, infants and toddlers possess a remarkable capacity to focus their attention on novel stimuli, a skill crucial for language acquisition and learning. Studies confirm that early brain training contributes to the establishment of neural connections, thereby fostering long-term positive effects on children’s development. Experts posit that engaging in brain development activities during childhood not only enhances intelligence but also facilitates faster learning in educational settings.

IQ and EQ Balance

It’s often said that the right training is the key to success, and indeed, it holds true for a child’s holistic development. This is because training plays a vital role in shaping both a child’s IQ and EQ. A child’s IQ, representing intelligence quotient, encompasses their capacity to think and reason logically, while EQ, or emotional intelligence, pertains to their ability to understand and respond to emotions effectively. Both dimensions of development are essential for a child’s overall success and happiness. The Shichida Method, with its proven systematic approach, not only stimulates the brain but can also play a pivotal role in nurturing both IQ and EQ, fostering a well-rounded and fulfilled individual.

Law of Diminishing Ability

The Shichida Method is based on the principle of the “law of diminishing ability,” which states that a child’s ability to learn and develop new skills in early years decreases as they get older. This law is based on the idea that the first three years of a child’s life are a critical period for neural development and that the brain is more receptive to stimulation during this time. Shichida Method early years education program is designed to fulfill this aspect of development phase.

What is Intelligence?

Karl H.G. Witte, best known for his 1962 book The Law of Diminishing Ability, postulated that human intelligence is a function of general intelligence combined with particular talents or interests. He typically defined general intelligence as a person’s ability to reason and use logic to think and problem-solve, and particular talents or interests as a person’s dexterity, creativity, and/or musicality. Shichida Method curriculum is created to trigger neural development in respective areas via experiences created in fun-filled sessions.

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Shichida At Home

If you can’t make it to the Center or you stay far away from our center, Shichida UK is pleased to introduce Shichida at Home. An Online Program for children in between 18 months to 4 years old, focused at whole brain developing skills such as numeracy, creativity, empathy, critical thinking and image training. It can be accessed anytime, anywhere and is aimed at giving your child a head start in life. It offers three different packages - Basic, Standard and Premium, to suit your specific needs.

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FAQs

Ans: Professor Shichida has a proven system highly regarded as the methodology which will be influential in this century. To develop a high quality child, it is important to examine both character formation and learning abilities as a wholesome approach to child rearing.

Ans: We promote whole-brain education by developing the right brain and connecting it to the left-brain, allowing both sides of the brain to work together in balance.

The right brain is the more important hemisphere to influence the quality of the left-brain. For example, the right brain enables the child to learn subconsciously as well as enable the brain to be able to automatically process large amounts of information at high speed whereas the left-brain is able only to process small amounts of information at low speed.

Ages 0-3 is the period in which the child maximizes the utilization of the right brain. From ages 4-6, the child would start to switch to using the left-brain. Henceforth, the critical period of training the brain would be from ages 0-3. If the child is older, techniques will be taught by the trainer on how to overcome the negative aspects.

If the brain is well nurtured, the children will develop a great vision about learning and can handle any challenges with ease for the rest of their life. Further on in life, it will be more difficult to modify the learning capability.

Ans: An infant has incredible learning abilities. Even though an infant may not be able to display his/her learning abilities or potential, the cells in the brain are connecting fast for future brain usage. An infant should be given appropriate brain stimulation to bring out the innate human abilities such as: photographic memory, creativity, perfect pitch in music, multi-languages mastery and lightning rapid calculation abilities.

Ans: Parents are required to carry out proposed course related activities with their children at home everyday. Brain training is a continuous process that requires continuous attention by the parents at home. 30 minutes a day of practice is well within the ability of any busy parents.

Ans: Some other methods use mainly flashcards or worksheets for their training whereas The Shichida Method™ focus on drawing out the innate imagery system in learning through fun techniques. Parents will be taught how to use stimulating materials. We provide parents the foundation to help their children and not to overemphasise academic performance, much seen in other types of programmes.

Ans: According to Professor Shichida, the focus of every parent should be on brain development, which is a very important phase of a child’s life. Once the brain is stimulated well, a child’s innate talent and strengths will be uncovered and parents can then select additional courses according to the child’s capabilities and interests. Like the children in Japan, they do well with ease because of their ability to use their whole brain better.

Ans: According to Professor Shichida, the focus of every parent should be on brain development, which is a very important phase of a child’s life. Once the brain is stimulated well, a child’s innate talent and strengths will be uncovered and parents can then select additional courses according to the child’s capabilities and interests. Like the children in Japan, they do well with ease because of their ability to use their whole brain better.

Ans: Although the right brain is important, The Shichida Method™ emphasizes on parent-child bonding to develop a good and successful child, be it in academic or non-academic fields. The evidence provided by parents across Japan, Singapore and Malaysia are confirming the essence of Professor Shichida’s 40 years of research. The children are wonderful because their parents realise the importance of conveying love to their children and knowing how to do so.

You need to be careful and check the source of other progammes as the brain of a young child is very delicate and once wired wrongly, is difficult to undo any damage.

Ans: Though we recognize that the best period to work with children is when they are below six, we have seen some pretty remarkable results with older children as well.

Ans:Some measures of inability are based on current models of left-brain performance. But, some of these kids have good right brains. We have seen some exciting results coming from our work with these groups as well.