Brain-Based Learning Webinars

BrainFit® organises regular free educational webinars for parents and educators on important topics related to brain-based learning. Our goal is to raise the understanding of how brain fitness and cognitive skills can have a deep impact on learners’ development and learning outcomes. We are especially keen to share scientific brain-based strategies which parents and educators can practically apply at home and in the classroom to enhance learners’ behaviours, learning capabilities, mindsets, resilience and performance. We want to empower all stakeholders to help your learners experience joy in their learning, through a brain-based approach.

Upcoming Webinar

My Baby Can Read! –
Facts and Myths in Early Reading Development

22nd April 2021

Speaker: Ms Cheryl Chia

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When Miss Cheryl told us about the 3 “M”, that is very useful for me as a school counsellor. I can give my students and their parents information that they need to know.

The information being presented by the speaker is concise. Also, the polls given were fascinating to answer. The participants also had the chance to take part in the webinar.

This webinar included the latest data, information and strategies/techniques that can be applied in the students of today with the current situation.

This webinar is so informative. I’ve learned a lot and the speaker explained the whole topic clearly.

What I like best about this webinar is that the speaker is knowledgeable and gave a comprehensive presentation. The topics are very relevant and timely for us.

I don’t need to travel to to attend the seminars or talks held by BrainFit. I have 2 little kids at home, I might not able to attend the talk at designated locations if the webinar is not hosted online.

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