Logical Reasoning and Creativity

In sixth-grade math, boys explore how to compare data through hands-on projects like the rubber band cannon challenge. As they collect results, build dot plots, and calculate measures like the mean and mean absolute deviation, they learn how statistics help them spot differences, detect patterns, and draw clear, data-backed conclusions.

In fourth-grade science, boys study parallel and series circuits, then apply what they’ve learned to design their own physical computer control interfaces. By recognizing patterns in circuitry and coding through Scratch, they blend logic and creativity to solve design challenges.

In seventh and eighth-grade algebra classes, boys use the Desmos digital graphing calculator to explore how changes in slope and intercept affect a graph. By manipulating equations and observing patterns, students develop logical reasoning, strengthen problem-solving skills, and gain a deeper understanding of the repetitions and structure that define mathematical relationships.

In the eighth-grade Aρχω project, boys study the life and style of a renowned artist, then create an original piece inspired by that style. By combining critical analysis with hands-on creation, students develop a deeper understanding of artistic intent and their own creative choices.