👦🏻 FAILED EXPERIMENT 👧🏻
In August, our Studio celebrates 10 years. During this time a lot has changed in our work. Some initiatives and experiments were successful, some not... Today I want to share a failed experiment.
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Before we opened her Studio, one of us, or rather, one))) long time worked as a school psychologist. Therefore, experience with children is more than a decade. From the very beginning of professional interest was in the field of neuropsychological care of children with difficulties in development, behavior, learning.
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Based on the works of researchers in the field child psychology and neuropsychology, neurophysiology, and also on your experience, we prepare a program of neuropsychological correction for children, based on the fact that a child's brain is able to retain the information received about 4 days, and the formation of new neural networks in the deficit areas of the brain may not be earlier than 3 months from the beginning of the correction.
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This is the minimum period of correctional work, which possible positive effect. Thus, at operation 2 times a week for 3 months, with the input and output of diagnosis is about 30 neuroconnections classes. Many children require repeated courses of 3-6 months.
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Considering the fact that some parents were not ready to carry a child to sessions with a neuropsychologist during the 3 months 2 times a week due to time and financial constraints, we decided to experiment - sessions with a neuropsychologist 1 time per week + daily homework exercises that we recommend.
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This experiment lasted 1 year. Not all parents chose this mode of operation. Many were inclined to believe that, more often than sessions with a neuropsychologist, the better the result. Realizing this, they spared neither time nor money to help your child. As a result, these children positive dynamics was observed earlier and was more persistent than in children with classes 1 time a week.
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Therefore, we concluded that our experiment failed. And removed this alternative neuropsychological correction.
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❓What do you think about this?