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The Mind Lab lessons are really important because they help us improve our thinking abilities by giving us lots of fun challenges. I learned the importance of forward planning and the need to learn from my mistakes."
- Mind Lab student
"The general philosophy of Mind Lab is quite brilliant and it is giving them essential thinking and behavioral skills that I am certain will benefit them greatly in the future"
- Mind Lab parent
"I am pleased to have been able to have witnessed firsthand how your program has helped my son progress during the course of the year by familiarizing him with important strategic concepts."
- Mind Lab parent
"The children love the Mind Lab classes and wait for them all week with baited breath. It is a pleasure to see how the subjects taught seem to take expression and manifest themselves not only in other school lessons but also in the pupils' social lives, during school breaks and in situations involving both competition and emotional management."
- Mind Lab teacher
"Mind Lab gets kids thinking about thinking. It gives them strategies that help them to think before they act and the vocabulary to discuss these strategies with others. It does all this using games that are so much fun that the kids don't even realize how much they're learning each day."
- J. Metzler, Mind Lab teacher
"I just wanted to say how much both of my children are enjoying Mind Lab. They both come home excited and enthused about the activities they have participated in. The general philosophy of Mind Lab is quite brilliant and it is giving them essential thinking and behavioral skills that I am certain will benefit them greatly in the future. The teachers at Mind Lab are enthusiastic and fun. It is a joy to see the interaction between the children and their mentors. I would certainly recommend Mind Lab to any parent who wishes to find an inspiring and intellectual activity for their children. My two children have so enjoyed their sessions with you and your team. It's a great concept and it would be wonderful if this concept could be integrated into the everyday school system."
- T. Ferguson, mother