Shichida Method for 6-7 years old
Posted: February 11, 2009It’s coming to 2 years since my daughter enrolled into Shichida Class. I have enjoyed attending with her all her classes till this year when she turned Primary One.
In the Shichida Brain Elite Junior Course (for Primary School), the syllabus objectives are very different from the preschoolers. No longer will I able to sit in with her for all classes. Only once every 5th lesson will I have a chance to sit in with her. Moreover the objectives of the classes were communicated to all parents when they are on this class.
Objectives:
1 To improve school performance
2. To increas use of both sides of the brain
3. To activate more control of innate senses so that the learning problems stated below will be minimised:
a) poor speller
b)Under convergence( blank look)
c)poor conceptualisation
d)short visual attention span
e)poor eye hand co-ordination
f)poor speed and inaccuracy
g)sloppy and forgetful
h)poor spatial understanding
Instead the program focuses on :
1. Mastery of the Shichida Method Concentration Techniques (My comments: Bravo for this, I strongly believe a strong focus and concentration, better results can be achieved)
2. Speed Absorption Training of Both sides of the brain
3. Mind- Body response feedback training(My comments: need to supplement with cup-stacking exercise from the school !)
a. Sensory Interpretation of Imaging Quality
b. Quality of Physical Reactions- through hearing and visual input
c. Stabilization of Improved Learing responses
4. Increase output with various types of information input ( My comments: definitely a must have when in working life or facing multiple issues and situation)
5. Reaching 100% improvement in difficult subjects (My comments: Who said that they are any easy subjects in Singapore education system. It get worst when local school wanted to excel and force their top students to do 1-2 grade higher subjects ! Kaisu Schools and Principles !)
Goals of the Shichida Method
1. To indce the hidden human possibilities
2. To enhance well-balanced development of the body and mind
3. To nuture sharp sensitivity
4. To instill rich creativity
5. To live on the principle of universal love and harmony and
6. To contribute to the society with a sense of oneness
Thus, you can see why I still insist and stick with Shichida Method. It is not all about academic. At least I do agree and believe in the ultimate goal set by the founder as well as the principle of Shichida Method : Jocelyn Khoo
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About Makoto Shichida
hi, new to the site, thanks.
February 23, 2011 at 3:33 pm