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| Does Mind Lab really work? |
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| More than 2 million pupils in over 30 countries have benefited from the Mind Lab programme, making Mind Lab the world's leading provider of life skills education to children. |
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| The positive impact of Mind Lab on children's development is supported by research . According to a new study from Yale University (Green & Gendelman. 2004) the Mind Lab method significantly improves children's performance on standardised maths, verbal and problem solving tests. This follows an earlier study (Green & Gendelman. 2003) which also demonstrated that Mind Lab produces a substantial and lasting improvement children's strategic reasoning and problem solving skills. |
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