Practicing Right Brain Education / Shichida at Home

Shichida or Heguru Method is part of Right Brain Education. If you want to get the most out of your child's Heguru or Shichida at home, read on.

When it comes to right brain lessons and right brain education activities (the same goes for Glenn Doman, Shichida Method, and Heguru Method), you have to teach your baby or toddler at home almost every day.

Allow me to share with you how to practice with your child right brain activities at home.

There are 3 Right Brain Education / Shichida lesson activities you need to cover:

1. Lesson Preparation

It's not about printing flashcards, making flashcards, or buying flashcards.

In every lesson at home, you start with physically and mentally preparing your child for their lessons.

- Deep breathing - It is to calm your child and get him to relax. - Praise your child - Give your child some encouragement. Put him in a happy mood. Tell him he is going to have lots of FUN.

2. Right Brain Exercises

When you teach your child, it is all about stimulating his senses.

What type of Shichida right brain exercises and activities can you do at home?

1. Eye training exercises

   
   

   These exercises are practiced by Shichida students at home and it is designed to enhance visual perception and eye coordination, which are essential components of right-brain development.

   
   

   Activities can include tracking moving objects with the eyes, such as balls or colorful toys, or practicing focusing on different distances. You can also incorporate games that require quick visual recognition, such as memory card games or puzzles that challenge the child to find matching images.

   
   

   These activities not only strengthen eye muscles but also improve concentration and cognitive processing.

   
   

   It enhances the child's photographic memory. With patience and consistent practice, the child will be capable of recalling and remembering what is presented to them.

   
   

2. Imaginary Play

   
   

   Encouraging imaginary play is crucial for developing creativity and problem-solving skills. This can involve role-playing different scenarios, such as playing house, pretending to be animals, or creating stories with action figures.

   
   

   By immersing themselves in imaginative worlds, children learn to think outside the box and develop empathy by considering different perspectives. This type of play can be enhanced by providing props or costumes that stimulate their imagination and encourage storytelling.

   
   

3. Peg Memory

   
   

   Peg memory is a technique that helps improve memory retention through association. You can create a simple peg system using everyday objects around the house, assigning each item a specific number or concept.

   
   

   For instance, if you have a peg for the number one, it could be represented by an apple, while the number two could be a banana. Children can then practice recalling the items in order, which enhances their memory skills and helps them develop strategies for remembering information more effectively.

   
   

4. Linking Memory

   
   

   This memory exercise activity focuses on creating connections between different pieces of information, which can significantly enhance a child’s ability to recall facts and details.

   
   

   You can start by selecting a series of words or images and encourage the child to link them together in a story or a sequence.

   
   

   For example, if the words are "cat," "hat," and "mat," the child could create a narrative that connects these items in a fun and engaging way. This not only boosts memory but also enhances creativity and narrative skills.

   
   

5. Music Play

   
   

   Incorporating music into daily activities can greatly enhance right-brain development. You can engage children in various music-related activities, such as singing songs, playing simple instruments, or even creating their own music.

   
   

   Listening to different types of music and discussing the emotions it evokes can also enrich their understanding of rhythm and melody. Music play promotes not only auditory skills but also encourages emotional expression and social interaction when done in a group setting.

   
   

6. "Reading and Writing Practice"

   
   

   This practice involves more than just traditional reading and writing; it encourages creativity in storytelling and expression. You can read books together and then ask the child to illustrate their favorite part or create an alternative ending.

   
   

   Additionally, encouraging them to write their own stories or poems allows them to explore their thoughts and feelings creatively. This activity enhances language skills while also fostering a love for literature and storytelling, which are vital for holistic development.

   
   

By incorporating these Right Brain Training / Shichida right brain exercises into your home routine, you can significantly contribute to your child's cognitive development, creativity, and overall learning experience.

Each activity not only serves to engage the right hemisphere of the brain but also creates opportunities for bonding and shared learning between parent and child, enriching their educational journey in a fun and interactive way.

3. Flashcards

Flashcards play a crucial role in the right brain education curriculum. All parents are required to conduct homeschooling with Heguru and Shichida at home.

In right brain training, each flashcard is flashed for less than 1 second to 0.5 seconds per card.

The secret method in using flashcards is SPEED. Right brain training can only work through SPEED.

You must also have enough flashcard materials for your child's lesson at home, in addition to showing the flashcards fast.

For every Shichida lesson at home, you have to do: 1. Lesson Preparation 2. Right Brain Exercises 3. Flashcards

Every home lesson activity should take you less than 15 minutes. This short duration is ideal for maintaining your child's focus and engagement while ensuring the learning process is efficient and effective.

Many parents have successfully utilized the Right Brain Education Library as a valuable resource for teaching their kids Shichida at home.

Looking to Practice Shichida At Home?

When exploring the Right Brain Education Library, you will discover a wide range of materials specifically designed to stimulate and enhance your child's right brain development.

Our in-house team carefully develops these materials to align with the principles of Shichida methodology, focusing on activities that engage the creative and intuitive aspects of your child's brain.

It is essential to identify the right type of flashcards for your child's lessons. By selecting flash card materials that resonate with your child's interests and learning style, you can create a tailored learning experience that maximizes their potential for growth and development.

Whether it's flashcards, puzzles, or interactive games, each material is crucial in nurturing your child's right brain abilities and fostering a love for learning. Discover more about the Right Brain Education Library for your child Shichida at home.