BeBrain Innovation School : BeBrain Innovation School Teaches Speed Reading, Memory and Thinking for Kids

BeBrain Innovation School positions itself as a kids' speed-reading, memory and thinking school - branded around the line "be healthy, athletic, strong-minded and kind." The video walks through what the program actually teaches and how the lessons are structured, which is exactly the detail a prospective franchisee needs to size the offer. The classroom format is two age tiers. Children aged four to seven are in 60-minute lessons; eight-and-up students sit longer 80-minute sessions. The tier difference reflects the cognitive load - younger students start with reading-aloud technique and articulation work, older students move into the speed-reading and dynamic-perception drills. Lessons run in a play-driven, competitive format the brand frames as the reason students stay engaged across the eighty-class program. The methodology is explicitly traceable. The speed-reading research lineage cited is the 1878 work of French ophthalmologist Louis Emile Javal on eye movement during reading, then the post-war Evelyn Wood dynamic-reading system that codified word-group perception over single-word reading. BeBrain layered its own teaching method on top, formed first in 2014 and refined through 2017. The visible "gateway" metric is reading at 120 words per minute aloud - once a student crosses that threshold they progress to dynamic speech-reading, memory-and-numbers training, and bilateral both-hands drawing exercises designed to engage both brain hemispheres. For a partner, the value of seeing the program walked through is recognising that the model is curriculum-led rather than activity-led: a partner inherits the class structure, the progression logic, and the methodology lineage. Watch the video for the brand's own articulation of how its eighty-class program is built and what it produces for a school's students.