Planet Spark Review — Parent’s Reviews

 

Hello there!

I was looking for a service and read some PlanetSpark reviews and this is my own PlanetSpark review. I am a full time mother living in the city of Jammu. My husband is a very busy man who has a 9–5 job and also a side business he manages over the weekend, so he barely has time for the children. Because of his work, I fill the gap of raising the kidsand attending to their needs. He tries to find time to spend with them when he can. I have three children and the oldest is Avika who is 11year old. The other two are toddlers.

Growing up, I suffered a lot trying to learn as much I could. I had ambitions to continue my studies in the best universities in the world, but I was limited by the lack of finances in my family. Avika, my daughter, reminds me so much of myself. As a mother, I want the best for my child and and I also want her to do much better than I did. Avika is the smartest child in her school and she is the apple of all her teachers’ eyes. Her teachers keep saying to me how well Avika is doing in her tests and exams and I’m so very much proud of my little girl.

Avika tells me wants to become a world class journalist in future and I support her all the way. Me and her father have decided that Avika will study in the best university abroad. We want to make sure that we adequately nurture her intelligence and give her access to the best possible education we can afford. Her case will be different from me because she has family that can support her. I know girl is smart and can do well at any stage of her life, but I had some fears. I feared that the curriculum of Avika’s school was not broad enough and it wouldn’t prepare her to face outside competition. I don’t want my girl to just be some local champion that will flop abroad.

At a point, I became worried about Avika because I didn’t want her to get overconfident being the smartest child in her school alone. So a friend of mine introduced me to Planet Spark and the PlanetSpark reviews I read when I searched were so impressive. I immediately enrolled Avika to take their 60 class merit program. I went through the lessons outline and realized how broad it was and unique too. It was totally different from the curriculum of her regular school. I figured out that it was exactly what my girl needed because it offered the perfect balance for her studies. The Planet Spark lessons did not counter what she was being taught in school, rather, it perfectly supplemented it. So while her regular classes kept her grounded in basic knowledge, the Planet Spark lessons exposed her to moreglobal knowledge.

From the first day I signed Avika up for the lessons, I saw the excitement in her eyes. She saw it as a fun way to learn. Though at first, it was a bit challenging for her because she was new to these types of lessons. She was taught new languages like French and German which were very new to her, but she picked up in no time and was doing so well. She loves her tutor, Ms. Kashvi and when I asked why, she said Ms. Kashvi is so patient and teaches carefully. Avikaalso mentioned that Ms. Kashvi never gets mad when she asks a question or requires further explanation on a particular subject, unlike the teachers at her regular school. I think it’s really helpful for kids to not be scared of their teachers. Ms. Kashvi also gives me regular reports concerning Avika’s progress in the lessons.

Few weeks down the line, I’ve noticed that my girl is more confident in herself and her abilities. The other kids at her regular school sometimes get jealous of her. Avika enjoys her Planet Spark Review lessons so much. She particularly enjoys the speech and language lessons. For the speech and diction lessons, she says she likes them because she can watch videos of how people use the new words and phrases she has learnt through the videos in the lesson and thismakes the learning process fun and understandable. On the other hand, the language lessons afford her the opportunity to learn different foreign languages. These days, Avika occasionally flexes her newly learned multilingual skills on me and her father. We love the fact that our daughter is exposed now and we feel she’s at par with kids her age in other countries.

On my part, my experience with Planet Spark has been exceptional. I don’t have to worry about trying to occupy Avika during her spare time because her Planet Spark lessons keep her very much occupied and she don’t get idle. I can put my worries to rest concerning Avika and properly focus on the younger kids because I know she is in good hands. I also like that they keep the parents updated on the progress and there is scheduled parent teacher meetings. In these meetings,they brief us fully on the progress of the child and give a detailed situation report which includes the future plans for the child. I think this is really good and it’s an in-depth approach to learning.

We have also noticed that Avika is involved in competitions where she represents her school. She is such a little star. This is thanks to Planet Spark.

My Planet Spark review will not be complete if I don’t mention a few areas where I think PlanetSpark can improve.I think more languages can be added to the curriculum, so students get to choose out of a wide range of languages they wish to learn. At the moment, I think the selection is quite limited to just a few languages. Asides from that, Planet Spark is really doing a good work and I do hope they keep it up.