It’s the season for exams for some of our children!  As your child goes through this period, some are burning the midnight oil for last-minute “cram” sessions while others may be suffering from sleepless nights or other psychosomatic symptoms due to the stresses they are experiencing. As parents and teachers, is there anything we can do to help our children boost their brain power as they study, while keeping the stresses at bay?

Join us at this webinar as we examine how best to help our children keep their brain in a tip-top condition to cope successfully and ace their exams at the same time. We will examine strategies for effective study and revision from the perspective of how the brain best learns. We’ll also discuss what we can do to ensure the brain is optimally prepared on the big day itself!   

Attend this webinar to:   

• Understand how to manage stress successfully during the exam period 
• Gain insights into effective brain-based study and revision strategies
• Learn how to best support our learners through this period of both heightened emotions and work demands

Featured Speaker

Ms Cheryl Chia, Founder and Director, BrainFit®

With more than 20 years’ experience in brain fitness training, Ms Cheryl Chia is an accomplished physiotherapist, who is also the founder of BrainFit, an entity that specialises in scientific brain fitness training. Cheryl holds a Master Degree in Physiotherapy Studies from the University of Queensland, Australia. She was awarded a full scholarship from KK Hospital, Singapore and was also the overall coordinator for paediatric neurology physiotherapy there. She has lectured in Nanyang Polytechnic and is a much sought-after speaker, including at events organised by MediaCorp, the Child Guidance Clinic, schools and international brain-based learning conferences. She is a frequent invited guest on Parenting Made Easy Radio 93.8, where she shares her expertise on brain fitness to help parents raise smarter and more resilient children. Cheryl is also an author and a mother to two young girls.