🚸 But… Why Class 3?
At this stage, kids are in the middle of foundational learning. They’re absorbing language, numbers, science, and the social world around them. Most importantly, their brains are wired for exploration and experimentation. If we wait until high school to introduce them to critical thinking or real-world challenges, we’re already too late.
Problem Solving Isn’t Just for the Boardroom.
It’s for:
- Figuring out how to make friends.
- Navigating a tough math problem.
- Finding a new way to build a Lego house.
- Handling a lost eraser or a fight over lunch boxes.
These are real problems in their world—and they need real strategies to face them.
👩‍💼 So What Does Problem Solving “Like a CEO” Mean for a 9-Year-Old?
CEOs aren’t just decision-makers. They are:
- Creative thinkers who see solutions where others see roadblocks.
- Strategists who break big problems into manageable steps.
- Collaborators who listen, negotiate, and lead teams.
- Resilient doers who fail, learn, and try again—fast.
And guess what? These are the exact skills Class 3 kids can start developing now—with the right support.
