“The most important thing about a technology is how it changes people.”
Jaron Lanier – Computer Scientist

Cultivating thinking and intelligence whilst also promoting children’s love of science and technology through interesting subjects such as web programming, games, apps, robots, artificial intelligence,… is the most useful way to help children access the world of technology and quickly find and promote their hidden talents in this field.

“Every artist was first an amateur.”
Ralph Waldo Emerson – Poet

Learning art subjects such as dancing, singing and using musical instruments,… not only brings joy to children but also helps them develop better physically, mentally, spiritually. At the same time, it unleashes the artistic potential in children, promoting self-confidence and creativity – factors that are extremely important for children to achieve success in the future.

“One language sets you in a corridor for life. Two languages open every door along the way.”
Frank Smith – Psychologist and linguist

Not only helping to develop linguistic intelligence and improve thinking skills, but learning a foreign language is also considered a mandatory requirement for the young generation in the era of technology, integration, and globalization. The opportunity to connect with the world will open up for children by mastering foreign languages ​​(especially English – the world’s most common language).

“In the world of science, genius is comparable to a daring explorer who discovers unknown areas.”
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For children, studying science-related subjects from the early years provides more advantages than you may imagine. They don’t have to become the scientist in the future, but the knowledge they can gain from biology, computer science, environmental science, etc. would greatly aid them in developing important values like problem-solving, persistence, logical thought, and the capacity to examine and assess situations in daily life.