Methodology The Mind Lab is a system for developing reasoning skills and other life skills. The heart of Methodology Mind Lab is the notion that the most effective way to learn is through an immediate and authentic experience that leaves us wanting more. The game is the perfect example of such an experience – it’s fun, engaging and exciting and therefore encourages involvement. It also provides a fertile ground for the formation and application of thinking skills and life skills.

Development of Consciousness: The awareness of the reasoning process is essential for personal growth in all areas of life. The methodology emphasizes metacognition and explores the potential of reflective thinking in a way. When examining your reasoning process, children and young people develop their autonomy progressively. This awareness of the reasoning process increases the chances of developing new ways of thinking about themselves.

Development of the Reasoning Ability: In the Information Age in which we live, an increasing emphasis is given to the fundamental skills of reasoning. The methodology develops a wide range of skills: strategies for proposition and problem solving, decision making, process research, verbal and communication skills, among others.

Strengthening Social and Emotional Skills: The game experience is a significant tool for the development of social skills, emotional and ethical. It gives us experience situations involving cooperation and competition, victory and defeat, trial and error, accept rules, teamwork, thereby enabling opportunities to better cope with the emotions and enhance the determination, persistence and self-discipline.

Interdisciplinary Transfer: The ability to perform transcendence, making compositions between different areas of knowledge, is considered by many researchers, the most important in the learning process. Through Methodology, children and young people develop their skills to build connections between different and diverse fields of human thought and experience, transcending these relations to the everyday. The application of content and skills learned in one setting to another is considered by many researchers to be one of the most important learning abilities.

The Mind Lab Method establishes an organising base for many aspects of our lives. Through this method, children develop the ability to identify links between different fields of human thinking and activity, and this consequently enables them to transfer knowledge and apply it to other fields.