Learning to think beyond the classroom

Ever wondered why thinking skills are so important? Here's the lowdown on why learning to think (not just for exams and school) is essential for your little ones.

Bright and interactive classrooms

When a classroom is unlike a classroom, you know great learning takes place in there.

ThinkersBox helps children learn to think and think to learn

Equipping your child with the thinking skills to excel both in and out of the classroom.

Computer time

Children make use of technology to answer quizzes on the computer that stimulate out-of-the-box and critical thinking. The timed practice helps nurture their focus concentration skills.

Technology for learning

Tricky questions engage children and challenge them to think strategically and on their feet while being careful and meticulous in their work.

Learning through games

Games aren\'t always just fun and play as children are also exposed to important thinking and imaginative skills that are great for enhancing their cognitive abilities.

Challenging games

Pushing them to work their minds, games like tangrams are interesting for the young ones and at the same time encourage the learning of mathematical concepts and problem solving.

Workbook session

Instilling the discipline in them to sit down and channel their attention to their workbooks also help teach children the importance of focus and determination.

Hard at work

With thought-provoking and critical thinking questions, workbook activities also build in children the ability to analyse logically and draw meaningful conclusions.

Fun learning environment

Not just a typical tuition programme, ThinkersBox strives to equip their students with the cognitive life skills that stretches them beyond their potential and beyond the classroom.

Life-long skills

Learning as a life-long skill continues after school and children are better armed to take on future challenges beyond just exams, tests and good grades.

Written by

Sandra Ong

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