Strategy and Logic

Program Description Logic Lab teaches students how to approach unfamiliar problems calmly, organize information, recognize patterns, question assumptions, and explain their reasoning. Students will work with logic grids, visual puzzles, patterns, riddles, rebus puzzles, deduction challenges, and real-life critical-thinking situations. The puzzles will gradually progress from easy observation activities to challenging problems that require several connected steps. The objective is not simply to find the correct answer. Students will learn to explain how they reached an answer, identify which clues support their conclusion, recognize mistakes, and try a different strategy when their first approach does not work. Learning Objectives By the end of the program, students should be able to: • Separate facts and clues from assumptions. • Recognize patterns and relationships. • Organize information using lists, diagrams, and logic grids. • Use elimination instead of guessing. • Follow several connected clues. • Recognize contradictions and impossible answers. • Consider more than one possible explanation. • Evaluate whether a conclusion is supported by evidence. • Explain a solution clearly and logically. • Work collaboratively while allowing others time to think.

$45.00 / class, per student

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