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Online Classes that Empower Students with Critical Thinking, Research, and Communication Skills to Tackle Academic and Real-Life Challenges.
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Critical Thinking: Question, Explore, Discover!
- Unlock the Power of Wonder! – Learn how to ask BIG questions that spark curiosity.
- Think Like a Detective – Use research, experiments, prototypes, and surveys to uncover real answers.
- Gather & Analyze Data – Turn information into insights and discover patterns.
- Challenge Ideas & Perspectives – Explore different viewpoints and rethink your own.
- Find What’s Possible! – Weigh the evidence, question assumptions, and make informed conclusions.
- Build Confidence & Skills – Strengthen your ability to think, debate, and problem-solve like a pro!
Because great thinkers don’t just find answers—they ask better questions!
Science Skills for Primary/Junior Students
- Hands-on Experiments – Use everyday materials to explore exciting science concepts!
- WHOA Critical Thinking Cycle – Ask fun, testable questions and think like a scientist.
- Testable Questions – Learn how to ask the right questions for real experiments.
- Make Predictions – Use what you know to form a hypothesis before testing.
- Design Experiments – Plan reliable, testable experiments step by step.
- Experiment & Observe – Conduct tests, record results, and analyze findings.
- Discuss & Share – Open up conversations, compare ideas, and draw conclusions!
Science is all about curiosity—let’s explore, test, and discover together!
The Importance of Critical Thinking Skills
In many education systems we support the right answers. There is almost a self-inflated worth on being right and getting high scores. Metacognition, however, is the way we think about our thinking. It is a cognitive set of skills that can be taught so that students can better understand a concept and attempt to solve more complex problems. It is teaching students the importance and skills to recognize their own gaps in their understanding as well as their perceived biases. It is a way to not only stay curious about the world, innovate, create and problem-solve but also a much-needed human trait that surpasses the ability of AI. The assessments during Critical Thinking are on how each student can reflect upon their learning and factually support a possible outcome. In this way, assessments are not just a regurgitation of facts and key terms but a carefully thought out and supported outcome.
