Does Mind Lab really work?
 
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.
 
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.