Tweedlewink schedule

[Mariam doddy]

hi all,

i am wondering if anyone can send me the site to have a look and know the TW.


it seems my babies will like it so much:).

[Sarah108]

Hi, it's www.rightbrainkids.com

If you go onto their site, you will see a link to their clips on youtube. I believe there may be a demo of their dvd's on youtube. not 100% sure though

[Mariam doddy]

thanks so much

[rbkids]

Hi, Mariam:

You can watch our TweedleWink lesson either on youtube or from our website http://www.rightbrainkids.com/early-learning-flashcards/

You can also look at our FAQ in our support site, there are many helpful answers. :-)
http://support.rightbrainkids.com/

Please do feel free to write to us.

Best Regards,
Wennie

[Sarah108]

Thanks Wennie, great link! I am trying to purchase the DVD's but there seems to be a problem with the website. COuld you check?

[windsormum]

Can we purchase the CDs in England?

[early learning17]

Hi, Mariam:

You can watch our TweedleWink lesson either on youtube or from our website http://www.rightbrainkids.com/early-learning-flashcards/

You can also look at our FAQ in our support site, there are many helpful answers. :-)
http://support.rightbrainkids.com/

Please do feel free to write to us.

Best Regards,
Wennie

Dear Wennie,

I have got a question for you which I think will interest many other parents as well.
My dd aged 2 years and 9 months at first watched Tweedlewink enthusiastically, but now with the higer lessons (maybe after lesson 15 or so) she doesn´t really watch the screen for the majority of the duration of the lesson but plays around while it is on (it probably doesn´t help that most of her toys are in the living room where she watches the programme as well). I didn´t worry at the beginning because I had read that although they are not looking at the screen, they can still take it in due to their peripherial vision, but now I cannot help but wonder:
Do they still take the TW lesson in although not watching if we speak about the higher lessons (for example 28) with the speed reading exercises and photo eye play? I can not imagine for it to work, if the child is not looking at the screen...

Another question would be if there is a minimum age for children to watch certain lessons, i.e. is is okay for a 2 year 9 month old to watch lesson 28 or is it too advanced?

Thank you so much in advance for answering, Wennie!

[rbkids]

Dear Isa:

Attention and focus develop as the connection to the left brain strengthens.  So, we teach according to the stages.  Please take a look at the TweedleWink chart--under the "Characteristics" you will find a list.  This list is our guide, as teachers and parents, which tells us how much focus to expect from our child at this age.  When children are in the earlier stages, their ability to narrow their focus to one thing at a time is low and their peripheral (and spherical) intake is quite high.  As they grow and develop, this reverses unless we keep the peripheral and spherical sensing active through play.

The Wink activities are designed for older children who are able to focus for longer periods of time at the "Preschool" stage.  Their ability to focus helps us develop the PhotoEyeplay and Speed Reading Eye Exercises to a deeper level.

At the earlier infant stages, the PhotoEyeplay segment exposes the eye to large patches of color.  If your daughter is not looking at the screen for this, then you will need to include vivid colors and black and white images in her environment, where she can receive that type of exposure.

Also, with regards to Speed Reading, at the early stages, we expose the children to the "pacing" of speed reading words, sentences and phrases.  If she is not looking at the screen for this part, then the earlier lessons where the speed reading segments are also auditory, will still impart the rhythm.  For the later lessons, just have patience.  There will be a day when she settles down to look, but if she is not right now, trust that there is a reason.  She's not ready.  And that's okay.

Right Brain knows no limit. It does not know this material is easy or difficult, that is our left brain is making that differentiation. Therefore, there is no age limit to watch the lessons. We are not "teaching", we are "presenting" the information to create a rich neuron network which sets a good foundation for their future learning.

Kind Regards,
Wennie

[early learning17]

Dear Wennie,

many thanks for your answer. I find it very reassuring. It is very much appreciated that we can ask you questions here - another service that makes Tweedlewink so unique!

May I add another general question please - what is the timetable to launch DVD 10, 11 and 12 to complete the series?

Many thanks
ISA

[early learning17]

PS: "Please take a look at the TweedleWink chart--under the "Characteristics" you will find a list"
where exactly can I find the  TweedleWink chart?

kind regards

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