What does your child want to be when they grow up? A doctor, a scientist, a farmer, or even a magician? The Spring Camp at Active Brain Academy offers an exciting journey through the world of professions, where young explorers can step into the shoes of various specialists while having fun and learning. Learning Through…
Mini Brain Building is a bilingual educational program designed specifically for children aged 2-4, created by a team of experienced educators at Active Kids Brain Academy. This program is tailored to stimulate children’s intellectual and motor potential, engaging them in diverse activities that allow them to explore the world and develop fundamental skills. For parents…
Numicon is a unique approach to children’s mathematical education that emphasizes three essential components: mathematical communication, relationship exploration, and generalization. Mathematical communication involves thinking and speaking mathematically, which are two aspects of the same coin. Children acquire mathematical thinking skills as they acquire mathematical communication skills. Being active in Numicon requires students to engage in…
Engaging in mental arithmetic triggers various processes in the brain, leading to both short-term and long-term effects. Here’s a brief overview: Activation of brain regions: Mental arithmetic activates several brain regions, including the prefrontal cortex, parietal lobes, and the hippocampus. These areas are associated with problem-solving, working memory, and mathematical processing. Neuroplasticity and structural changes:…
Mathematics can be a complicated and difficult subject for children to understand. Eventually, this lack of comprehension can lead to anxiety, frustration, loss of focus, and demotivation. In other words, without a solid foundation, math can be a real nightmare for children. Luckily, there are numerous strategies that can enhance mathematics learning, while minimizing frustrations…
In the modern world, when all the information is a few clicks away and when we do not make an extra effort to remember something (birthdays, phone numbers, addresses), children will reach for the computer or phone and deprive themselves of time rather than focusing and concentrating in order to remember certain things on their…
Mathematics is the first abstract science that children encounter. It is the basis for measuring time, size, duration of day and night, changing of the seasons, and understanding shapes in the environment. Research shows that the early introduction of mathematics into a child’s everyday life can contribute to the development of abstract thinking, understanding of…
The ability to concentrate is one of the most important factors for learning and development. A large number of school-age children have trouble focusing their attention on one thing for long periods of time, which can have negative effects not only on school success, but also on their self-confidence, motivation, and personality development in general….
Neurolinguistic programming is successfully used in education to help children acquire the necessary skills and use their full intellectual potential
