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About Us
It all started
with
a
brainstorm
back
in
1984. |
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It really wasn't your fault. Blame it all on your brain. From Birth to about
age 6 billions of cells on opposite sides of our brains hook up
with each other using long fibers called axons.
Our skulls actually
double
in
size
to
make
room
for
all
that
wiring. If you waited to High School to start Spanish or French, your brain had no place to store the new sounds. You tried to think in English and say Spanish words as if they were English words. Your brain got very confused. Rather than re-invent the Adult Brain, our Speed Tapes method
gives
you
dozens
of
"strategies"
that help you
use
English
words
and
phrases
to remember
new
words
and
phrases
in
Spanish,
French,
German,
Italian
and
Japanese. Just listen. Your brain will enjoy learning as much as you do.
HINT:
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Almost twenty five years ago our Founders and fearless leaders Jim McAlister, and his lovely wife Kathie were already recognized leaders in the world of educational program development and marketing. They had both been deeply involved with the concept and test marketing of “BRAINSTORM”, the original prototype of the soon-to-become-world-famous HOOKED ON PHONICS, one of the most successful educational programs ever developed for children. If you are a past customer and your pet Chihuahua eats your Spanish Level III cassette # 6 or you’ve left your CD’s to melt in the sun, it's easy to order replacement parts online. One day we'll persuade Jim to dig up a photo of the crew so you can see the team that has taught over a million people to speak and understand a new language in less than 30 days! |



store the sounds of the words we learn from our parents, and the muscle
commands we use to imitate those sounds. "Mama!"
takes
about
18
muscles.
WCBS-AM in New York City and got 35 phone calls. During the next 15 years, National Dynamics introduced the French, German, Italian and Japanese series, and - using local and network radio commercials - sold nearly a million sets of audio-cassettes to people all over the world.