Our Experience With the Education Library
We enrolled in the Right Brain Education Library program about eight months ago. After trying several other programs, I was curious to see how this one compared. Here's my honest assessment.
First Impressions
The onboarding process was smooth. We received a welcome kit with flashcards, activity guides, and access to the online portal. The parent orientation session was helpful and set clear expectations.
The online platform is user-friendly. I'm not particularly tech-savvy, and I had no trouble navigating the lessons and resources.
The Curriculum
What sets the Education Library apart is its comprehensive approach. It combines elements from multiple right brain methods. One week might focus on visualization exercises, the next on memory games, then on creative storytelling.
I appreciate this variety. My kids get bored easily with repetitive programs, so the diverse curriculum keeps them engaged.
How My Kids Responded
My daughter took to it immediately. She loved the flashcard sessions and the visualization games. My son was more hesitant at first. He's naturally cautious with new things, but within a few weeks, he was asking to do his "brain exercises."
The program includes both independent activities and parent-child exercises. This flexibility is great for busy families.
The Instructors
We've worked with three different instructors so far, and all have been excellent. They're patient, encouraging, and genuinely passionate about what they do. They also adapt their approach based on each child's needs.
When my son was struggling with a particular activity, the instructor offered alternative approaches until we found what worked. That kind of personalized attention is rare.
Results We've Seen
After eight months, I've noticed improvements in both children's attention spans, memory recall, and creative thinking. My daughter's vocabulary has expanded significantly, and my son shows more confidence in trying new things.
Are these changes solely due to the program? Probably not. But the structured activities and consistent practice have definitely contributed to their development.
Any Downsides?
The cost is higher than some other programs. The schedule can be tricky if you have multiple children with different class times. And the online format means you need reliable internet.
None of these are deal-breakers for us, but they're worth considering.
Would I Recommend It?
Absolutely. The Education Library has exceeded our expectations. It's not perfect, but no program is. The quality of instruction, comprehensive curriculum, and supportive community make it a solid choice for families serious about right brain education.
