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If I had CurioEd while growing up, I would be a different person altogether. Anvi has so much fun in her 1:1 sessions and the support she gets from her mentor is a highlight for us.

CurioEd teaches us in an informative and experiential way. When I actually make the prototypes, I remember and understand better as compared to only when I read about them.

One day my teacher asked in class how do I know so much about electricity and its properties. Then I told her, I learned about it all at CurioEd.

At 9 years, our son knows things we learned in grade 11! His sessions with CurioEd are the one thing I do not have to remind him. For the rest of his classes, I have to run behind him.

Project-based learning with CurioEd actually helps my child to see how if there are problems or challenges, he can try again and again and learn multiple ways to solve that problem.

I love CurioEd because I actually build and code the robots myself! I like to explore and learn to do many things with motors, IR sensors, and the MicroBit by myself.

I wish something like CurioEd existed when I was growing up. From getting the hardware kit right at the doorstep to scheduling the sessions to mentor support, it was an excellent experience.

What makes a CurioEd session fun is the way we think it out, see what we are going to learn, and do our projects. I feel very joyful, proud, and love that learning is creative and fun

CurioEd is something that every parent should try for their kids. They have a very unique and innovative way of teaching extremely fundamental skills to children

What I love the most about CurioEd is that when we learn about a concept, we also learn how to use it in real life through our projects

What I love about my mentor is that he is very patient with me. He always spends extra time to make sure I solve all problems and explores new ideas with me

Because of CurioEd, I now see a motivation in my child to learn new things. Kian wants to be a Space engineer and with the hands-on learning exposure, he is able to understand the concepts and theories with much ease now.

Even 9 years old like me can make a self driven car. It is not something that only IT experts can do

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If I had CurioEd while growing up, I would be a different person altogether. Anvi has so much fun in her 1:1 sessions and the support she gets from her mentor is a highlight for us.

CurioEd teaches us in an informative and experiential way. When I actually make the prototypes, I remember and understand better as compared to only when I read about them.

One day my teacher asked in class how do I know so much about electricity and its properties. Then I told her, I learned about it all at CurioEd.

At 9 years, our son knows things we learned in grade 11! His sessions with CurioEd are the one thing I do not have to remind him. For the rest of his classes, I have to run behind him.

Project-based learning with CurioEd actually helps my child to see how if there are problems or challenges, he can try again and again and learn multiple ways to solve that problem.

I love CurioEd because I actually build and code the robots myself! I like to explore and learn to do many things with motors, IR sensors, and the MicroBit by myself.

I wish something like CurioEd existed when I was growing up. From getting the hardware kit right at the doorstep to scheduling the sessions to mentor support, it was an excellent experience.

What makes a CurioEd session fun is the way we think it out, see what we are going to learn, and do our projects. I feel very joyful, proud, and love that learning is creative and fun

CurioEd is something that every parent should try for their kids. They have a very unique and innovative way of teaching extremely fundamental skills to children

What I love the most about CurioEd is that when we learn about a concept, we also learn how to use it in real life through our projects

What I love about my mentor is that he is very patient with me. He always spends extra time to make sure I solve all problems and explores new ideas with me

Because of CurioEd, I now see a motivation in my child to learn new things. Kian wants to be a Space engineer and with the hands-on learning exposure, he is able to understand the concepts and theories with much ease now.

Even 9 years old like me can make a self driven car. It is not something that only IT experts can do

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If I had CurioEd while growing up, I would be a different person altogether. Anvi has so much fun in her 1:1 sessions and the support she gets from her mentor is a highlight for us.

CurioEd teaches us in an informative and experiential way. When I actually make the prototypes, I remember and understand better as compared to only when I read about them.

One day my teacher asked in class how do I know so much about electricity and its properties. Then I told her, I learned about it all at CurioEd.

At 9 years, our son knows things we learned in grade 11! His sessions with CurioEd are the one thing I do not have to remind him. For the rest of his classes, I have to run behind him.

Project-based learning with CurioEd actually helps my child to see how if there are problems or challenges, he can try again and again and learn multiple ways to solve that problem.

I love CurioEd because I actually build and code the robots myself! I like to explore and learn to do many things with motors, IR sensors, and the MicroBit by myself.

I wish something like CurioEd existed when I was growing up. From getting the hardware kit right at the doorstep to scheduling the sessions to mentor support, it was an excellent experience.

What makes a CurioEd session fun is the way we think it out, see what we are going to learn, and do our projects. I feel very joyful, proud, and love that learning is creative and fun

CurioEd is something that every parent should try for their kids. They have a very unique and innovative way of teaching extremely fundamental skills to children

What I love the most about CurioEd is that when we learn about a concept, we also learn how to use it in real life through our projects

What I love about my mentor is that he is very patient with me. He always spends extra time to make sure I solve all problems and explores new ideas with me

Because of CurioEd, I now see a motivation in my child to learn new things. Kian wants to be a Space engineer and with the hands-on learning exposure, he is able to understand the concepts and theories with much ease now.

Even 9 years old like me can make a self driven car. It is not something that only IT experts can do

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If I had CurioEd while growing up, I would be a different person altogether. Anvi has so much fun in her 1:1 sessions and the support she gets from her mentor is a highlight for us.

CurioEd teaches us in an informative and experiential way. When I actually make the prototypes, I remember and understand better as compared to only when I read about them.

One day my teacher asked in class how do I know so much about electricity and its properties. Then I told her, I learned about it all at CurioEd.

At 9 years, our son knows things we learned in grade 11! His sessions with CurioEd are the one thing I do not have to remind him. For the rest of his classes, I have to run behind him.

Project-based learning with CurioEd actually helps my child to see how if there are problems or challenges, he can try again and again and learn multiple ways to solve that problem.

I love CurioEd because I actually build and code the robots myself! I like to explore and learn to do many things with motors, IR sensors, and the MicroBit by myself.

I wish something like CurioEd existed when I was growing up. From getting the hardware kit right at the doorstep to scheduling the sessions to mentor support, it was an excellent experience.

What makes a CurioEd session fun is the way we think it out, see what we are going to learn, and do our projects. I feel very joyful, proud, and love that learning is creative and fun

CurioEd is something that every parent should try for their kids. They have a very unique and innovative way of teaching extremely fundamental skills to children

What I love the most about CurioEd is that when we learn about a concept, we also learn how to use it in real life through our projects

What I love about my mentor is that he is very patient with me. He always spends extra time to make sure I solve all problems and explores new ideas with me

Because of CurioEd, I now see a motivation in my child to learn new things. Kian wants to be a Space engineer and with the hands-on learning exposure, he is able to understand the concepts and theories with much ease now.

Even 9 years old like me can make a self driven car. It is not something that only IT experts can do