MindLab success

In MindLab sessions, children play different logical board and card games through which they learn thinking schemes. They make decisions during the game, see that all their decisions have consequences, and therefore they have to take responsibility for the consequences. You have to be able to bear the failure, but also the success by not violating with their behavior. Thanks to the regular game, they are able to concentrate for a longer time, develop their creativity, problem solving, logical thinking, self-control. But they’re just playing. Enikő Sármány, member of the 4th group in Kaposvár, also played in the National Mindlab final on Sunday: he won the national 4th place in the mancala game, only half a point behind the podium. It is a great pleasure to see Vargáné Skoda Valéria as one of her preparatory teachers, who is also the development teacher of our group. Congratulation!

Halász Marianna, mentor, Kaposvár 4th Group

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