Inventucation™

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Inventucation™, as defined by the National Museum of Education, combines both the words "invent" and "education". The theory behind the creation of this word is that all invention is the result of an innovative, creative way of learning. Today's education is primarily based on curriculum, which stresses specific subject matter. This new "inventucation" technique is compatible with any existing curriculum in both the Arts and Sciences and trains the teacher to use a method by which creative thinking, critical thinking and innovation, with a hint of invention, are applied to existing educational concepts. We also tailor this philosophy for the professional world for corporate development and training. This is the essential way to kick-start and ignite any internship program. The fusion of invention and scientific or artistic principles results in "inventucation."

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Benefits to Inventucationᵀᴹ

To enhance teaching, learning and new approaches to the inquiry-based method of instruction.
To increase the scientific and mathematical literacy for all.
To build self-esteem and confidence in students.
To aid teachers' skills in working with diverse learners.
To motivate students to develop critical thinking skills.
To teach students to solve real-life problems..
To increase awareness of inventions as solutions to problems.
To learn and retain knowledge by being actively involved in construction of solutions to problems.
To awaken a new view of the students' environment, increasing an interest in the world around them
To encourage collaboration between teachers, students, parents, school systems, college/university faculty and business, industry and community leaders, resulting in community unification.
To increase public awareness about the importance of mathematics and science education for the future.
To inspire the entrepreneurial spirit and develop the business skills necessary to get a product to market.

Inventions on the National Market

Many students and teachers who helped solve educational problems are featured in the Frey Scientific Catalog. FREY Scientific contributed four pages of their catalog to announce an opportunity for students and teachers to earn royalties and national recognition by using their inventive skills. This program welcomes both students and teachers to submit an original device that demonstrates a difficult-to-understand science concept. If the device is both effective and marketable, FREY Scientific is interested in the possibility of paying a royalty in return for offering it in their catalog. Each year, the FREY Scientific catalog features more devices invented by students and teachers.

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