1,000 Or 100 Shichida/Heguru Flashcards per Right Brain Education Home Lesson?

Let's talk about Heguru & Shichida flashcards...

A frequent question asked by Shichida & Heguru mothers: How many flashcards do I need to flash per day?

I am sharing my observation and experience when sending my child to Shichida and Heguru Method classes.

In Shichida and Heguru, home practice with flashcards are a priority.

In my child’s Shichida and Heguru classes, parents show 1,000-2,000 flashcards at home per lesson.

Yes, I do mean 1,000 to 2,000 flashcards every day.

To acquire the benefits of right brain education abilities, parents must be patient and consistent in training their children.

Parents must flash gradually from 1 second per card to a fast pace and not stick to just one minimum speed of only one second.

Shichida and Heguru's parents all flash very fast. In Japan, the screen is used to show flashcards at super fast speed.

No human can flash super fast because even the voice must synchronise during flashing.

Another frequently asked question is how old should my child be for the super speed flashcards?

Flashing at a super fast speed cannot be limited by the age of the child. You can start your baby at 6 months old and above for higher speed.

What I would like to emphasise is the importance of practising the correct method - the right brain education method.

These kids will naturally ask for faster speed. You have to show the flash cards faster than 1 second per card. in Shichida and Heguru, it's 0.5 seconds or faster.

You may wonder how does a child able to see 1,000+ flash cards in one sitting?

Select topics that are liked by your child. For example. On days when your child is not their 100%, your can organise topics that get them started. Putting the not-so-keen topics in between other topics.

Some children are crazy about flags of different countries. Flash those cards to kick start the lesson, followed by topics of lesser interest and finish off with topics that your child like.

Be flexible, and be observant of your child's interests. Keep the flashcard lesson fun.

Conclusion

When you look at how some kids in Right Brain Education (Shichida or Heguru programs) end up doing so well, it’s clear that a big part of their success comes from all the practice they do at home.

These kids aren’t just sitting in class; they’re putting in the work outside of it too. Parents play a huge role in helping them reinforce what they learn, spending time to make sure the learning doesn’t stop once they leave the classroom.

Many parents are engaged and actively involved in their child's early education, consistently practicing and repeating lessons.

It’s pretty common for them to go through over 1,000 flashcards in one lesson or even in a single day! This kind of intense exposure to different ideas—whether they’re visual, auditory, or hands-on—really helps boost their brainpower and memory skills.

End of the day, be it "Shichida flashcards," "Heguru Flashcards, or "Right Brain flashcards," they are the same.

Flashcards are a key tool for our kids, allowing them to quickly recall and recognize information. Each card features something new—be it a concept, image, or word—that helps build a solid base of knowledge.

The fast-paced lessons get them thinking on their toes, which improves their critical thinking and ability to process information quickly.

At home, the learning environment is usually set up to support this educational journey, with parents putting in dedicated time for learning activities. This kind of structure helps teach kids discipline and create a routine from an early age.

Plus, we, as parents, cheering them on can significantly boost their confidence, making them eager to tackle challenging tasks and explore new ideas.

In short, teaching your child at home is easy, the success of kids in Shichida or Heguru programs comes from a mix of consistent work at home and the encouraging atmosphere their families create.

The wealth of information they absorb from tons of flashcards, along with the reinforcement of what they learn, really works together to drive them toward success.

How do you get so many Heguru and Shichida flash cards to teach?

1. DIY (make my own).

2. Get it online. I got my resources from Rightbraineducationlibrary.com (most parents from Shichida use this site for their home practice)

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