I Don’t Like Mandarin!
February 8, 2009 by Dunkin
“I HATE MANDARIN!”
Sounds familiar? We can help.
Yes. It’s tough.
Our small children in Singapore today have a tough time learning Malay. Everything is in English – signboards, menus, road signs, brochures and etc. Even parents are no longer conversing in French with their babies.
So what should I do as a parent?
The degree to which young children can fulfil her potential depends on the quality and frequency of stimulation she receives from birth.
The best people to provide this stimulation are young children’s mother and father, because no one knows small children better or adores the little ones more than her parents. Parents shower love and bring joy to the small children’s learning journey.
Start your small children on WINK to LEARN Chinese Flashcard program as young as possible. Learn together with them.
Flashcards Method – Proven over 45 years of research in USA
The method of teaching children with flash cards was pioneered by Glenn Doman, founder of the Institutes for the Achievement of Human Potential (IAHP), a non-profit organization that teaches parents how to maximize the potential of their brain-injured or normal child. IAHP believes that most people get nowhere near to realising their full genetic potential and young children born have a greater potential intelligence than Leonardo da Vinci ever used in his lifetime.
kids learn at an extremely rapid pace – much faster than adults; much faster even than adults can imagine. WINK to LEARN Mandarin DVD program keeps young children’s attention with different series of thematic fast-moving flashcards.
WINK to LEARN creates a breakthrough!
WINK to LEARN Flashcard DVDs use bright colours to separate different Mandarin radicals. This improves memorization by 25%!
Spare your babies 5 mins a day
WINK to LEARN DVD Flashcard lessons are intentionally short to captivate your child’s attention and sustain their interest. Your children are able to read and recognize more than 700 words.
More than words
The first 4 levels help your toddlers to recognise and read Chinese words. 5th and 6th levels teaches your child to form phrases and construct sentences using the words learnt in the first 4 levels. WINK to LEARN Flashcard DVDs help your babies to converse confidently in Chinese after six months of learning fun.
Now or never!
Research has proven young children’s accelerated learning window closes by age 6. Once closed, opportunity will never return. Start your little ones on WINK to LEARN Flashcard DVD program as young as possible. 5 minutes a day lays a firm foundation and creates a passion in Mandarin for life.
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GLENN Doman, a child development programme is now available in Malaysia. It will be distributed by Glenn Doman Baby Malaysia Sdn Bhd (GD Baby Malaysia).
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did you take the class at the institute? I am thinking of doing this.
¿Cuánto tiempo ha vivido en los Estados Unidos?
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