Babybit early learning programme.

In the educational field, we call any simple fact that the brain can store and which comes through the senses a BIT. There are three types of bits: mathematics bits, reading bits and encyclopaedic bits. The latter two must be used together for quicker acquisition of comprehensive reading.

The secret and effectiveness of babybit programmes lies in the sequencing of its content, and the brevity of the presentation of the bits, meaning that the child's attention is maintained throughout the entire session. Furthermore, in order to make learning even easier, each session is structured in two main parts:

• Reader-encyclopaedic programme: the bits are repeated for a week, but presented in a different order in each session. The factor of surprise is thereby maintained, and consolidation of learning is achieved with this necessary repetition.
• Mathematics programme: the contents are presented gradually, appropriately and without any repetition. This is because due to the nature of this material, the child could otherwise find it monotonous.

Each babybit DVD contains 15 weeks of programming. One week of programming consists of 15 sessions and viewing of 3 a day is recommended, from Monday to Friday, with rests at weekends.

With the four DVDs (volumes 1, 2, 3, and 4) parents will therefore have more than a year of the early learning programme prepared, and their children will receive the basis for all teaching while they play and have fun.

"A child does not distinguish between playing and learning. He does so from birth. For him, learning is using play to move on to activities that enable him to discover the outside world."

Raquel Cohen