Think!Think! School Edition for Pc

1. We’ve utilised the knowhow and experience gained from teaching at our Hanamaru Private Tutoring Schools in Japan to create a learning tool that both fosters students’ motivation to learn and their capacity for natural, independent thinking.

2. Think!Think! is designed to, above all else, teach children to learn to love learning- by creating opportunities for them to experience success and to solve problems with complete independence- so that they eventually come to crave that ‘a-hah! I got it!’ feeling in their day to day lives.

3. The app is designed by a team of educational research experts who also design content for the Japan Math Olympics and Global Math Challenge.

4. Think!Think! has been successfully introduced to classrooms both in and outside of Japan, in collaboration with public educational authorities, and has received a lot of positive media attention as a result.

5. - A Teacher’s Dashboard to keep track of students’ scores and play history.

6. Think!Think! is an educational app which utilises graphs, mazes, and other puzzles to both entertain young players and develop their critical thinking skills.

7. An Administrator ID and Password necessary to access the Teacher’s Dashboard will be issued to every institution purchasing Think!Think! for Schools.

8. All the mini games on Think!Think! are 3 minutes long - meaning teachers have the freedom to tailor the length of the length of the Think!Think! experience as needed.

9. Moreover, students’ usage data will not be shared with any third parties under any circumstances whatsoever.

10. Moreover the app responds to the pace at which each individual student answers questions within each game by tailoring the game difficulty accordingly.

11. Student scores and progress will also be visible from the Teacher’s Dashboard.

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