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e² (education x entertainment) = Edutainment

e² Young Engineers

Description: Young Engineers is an award-winning global "edutainment" experience, recognized by the Harvard School of Education for its impact on children's focus, creativity, and problem-solving skills.

Conducted in English.

Introduction to robotic engineering.

Even kids with no English skills easily succeed!

Kindergarten Target:

Ages 4 to 6

Capacity:

6 students per lesson

Frequency:

Once per week, bi-weekly, twice per month

Lesson Time:

75 minutes

Weekdays between 9:00 to 15:00

(Arranged on days & times convenient for your facility)

Course Length:

Ongoing monthly membership
Any student can join or cancel during any month

Lesson Fee:

5,999 yen per month, per child

(25% off for siblings)

Benefits:

10% of sales are paid to your facility each month.
Young Engineers program adds academic value to your facility.

General Operation Information
1. You provide us a space of at least 3m x 3m for the lessons

2. We agree on specific dates/times for the lessons

3. We provide promotional materials for you to advertise the lessons

4. Students register via a special page on our website.

5. We provide you the list of registrants each month

6. You bring the registrants to your lesson space

7. Our instructor conducts the lesson, no assistance required

8. We pay you 10% of the fees received each month

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Most Popular Course

Bricks Challenge

The lessons start with a brief demonstration that is immediately followed by building Young Engineers models. Bricks Challenge participants use our building blocks set exclusively made by Young Engineers’ research and development team. Each lesson inspires students to create, build and learn through a fun and entertaining Bricks Challenge experience.

Bricks Challenge Curriculum

Bricks Challenge participants learn about many different topics of classical mechanics, including the following: the laws of physics, centrifugal force, centripetal force, force of inertia, kinetic energy, potential energy, law of action-reaction, lift force, torque, leverage points, load distribution, force conservation, angular momentum and more. Participants learn the necessary mathematical skills required in making the scientific calculations needed to build their models.

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"P" Based Learning

Problem Based Learning: After the construction of a model, our Young Engineers instructors will ask the student to enhance their model in order to solve a given problem demonstrated in that lesson.

Product Based Learning: Students build a product that demonstrates the scientific principles taught in that lesson.

Project Based Learning: Through planning and executing a project from start to finish, students develop their team-building and presentation skills. In addition, they will improve their organizational and time management abilities.

Spiral Learning

Our instructors teach the principles and terms of a given lesson on a basic level. The next step of the spiral is introducing these principles in new contexts, and then greater depth with each step.

Academic Success

After extensive testing by the Center for Cooperative Advancement, statistics show that students participating in Young Engineers enrichment programs achieve higher grades in all science subjects taught in school.

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