My son was previously with mindchamps reading program when he was in N2. Before he started, he could only do his alphabets. He is now reading independently and even knows how to choose what he likes to read JJJ
He enjoys going to the mindchamps classes and began to pick up books on his own instead of toys all the time. After each class, there are also homework for the parent to do with the child and suggested readings. It is very useful so I can talk about things he is familiar with and helps us choose the right books for his age. The teacher is also very approachable and share with me his weakness so we can help reinforce at home.
For I can read, I find that it really serves what it says, which is to be able to read but not necc understand. Both programs have assessment before yr child goes into the program which u shld let yr child try. Mindchamps assessment is very detailed and the trainer will explain to you all the 5 or 6 areas yr child is assessed on. I can read assessment is much simplier and I don’t find the results very helpful.
I know their reading program is also incorporated into their preschool and build into their school fees, so if u are considering a preschool its really value for money.
