In the last 20 years in the US, the number of options that parents have in choosing how to help their child has grown dramatically. However, it often leaves parents wondering which of the interventions to provide their child. And how many should the child be exposed to at any given time? By what criteria can parents judge and decide? 

In this podcast, Anat Baniel and Neil Sharp discuss:

• the learning process and how optimal learning occurs in small units of time
• the need for rest after learning in order to fully integrate what has been learned
• recommended criteria for deciding which interventions to use with your child
• true learning is pleasurable; we are built to enjoy learning!
• related questions from the audience