“Question More” is about fostering a mindset where curiosity is encouraged and nurtured. It’s about helping learners, both young and old, to become comfortable with inquisitiveness. We train our students to ask high-quality questions, guiding them to differentiate between mere information and valuable knowledge.

For instance, instead of simply asking, “What is photosynthesis?”, we encourage our learners to ask, “How does photosynthesis contribute to the global oxygen cycle, and what would happen if this process was disrupted?” This type of question not only seeks a deeper understanding of the topic but also explores its broader implications and real-world significance.

By consistently engaging in such questioning, our learners develop a habit of seeking depth and understanding in every learning opportunity. This approach cultivates critical thinking skills, encourages learners to make connections across different domains of knowledge, and prepares them to tackle complex problems in the real world.