Preschool Prep DVDs Experiment Results
Our experiment with the Preschool Prep DVDs set is complete and I’m ready to give my full report! If you missed the explanation of the experiment we did, you can read it here: Preschool Prep DVDs Learning Experiment.
We wanted to know if the Preschool Prep DVDs worked as well and as fast as the study the company conducted. Their claims were that many children in a 2 month study learned their letters in only 2 weeks.
Although we intended to let the experiment go for 2 months, like the comparison study, we ended it early. Our experiment stopped at about 1 1/2 months because our son, Truett, had already learned all the material!
He learned... »View more
29 Jul 2010
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During our first full week of the Preschool Prep DVDs experiment with my son, we had a lot of observations about how they work. If you missed the explanation of the experiment we’re doing, you can read it here: Preschool Prep DVDs Learning Experiment.
What we really wanted to find out was if they worked as well as the company claims. Our guidelines were to have Truett watch no more than 2 hours a day, and to watch no other TV or movies except for Preschool Prep. He took to the movies immediately and started asking for them the next day!
Here are the DVDs he watched for the first week and the times:
Day 1 (9/30/09) – Meet the Letters DVD, letters A through F. Meet... »View more
16 Oct 2009
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I love experiments, and am very excited to announce our new 2 month experiment testing the Preschool Prep DVD set as a learning tool. Read my updates for the next 2 months as my 2 year old learns the alphabet, colors, shapes, numbers, and 47 kindergarten sight words. Come along on our journey as we update weekly on Truett’s progress with Preschool Prep!
The Preschool Prep DVDs have parents and teachers claiming that their babies and toddlers have learned the information to complete mastery in as little as 2 weeks.
The back of the package says, “A study of over 50 babies and toddlers, who watched Meet the Letters, resulted in over 90% of these children having complete... »View more
30 Sep 2009
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