Vivinavi : Kisarazu : (Japan) Kisarazu

I'm happy because I understand, and I want to do more because I'm happy

At Gaudia, we value learning in which students "think for themselves and find ways to solve problems by themselves. Gaudia teachers do not teach. They encourage students to think and understand by themselves, so they are able to handle not only applied problems, but also more complex problems as they progress through the grades. The joy and sense of accomplishment are much greater when students are able to find answers on their own, rather than when they are taught to do something.

A natural study habit

To develop a habit of learning, it is important to continue at a steady pace that suits the child every day. At Gaudia, students receive homework assignments to study every day. The homework that has been done at home should be brought to the office and graded by the teacher. If the student makes a mistake, the teacher will ask the student to rethink why the mistake was made. The materials are designed so that students can work on them in the same way every day.

Unit-by-unit tests provide peace of mind

Gaudia's teaching materials use diagnostic tests to start learning from the "right" place for each child, so that each student can understand and feel confident in his or her own ability to learn. Each student can proceed with his or her studies with confidence and understanding. Each unit of study also includes a retention test, so students do not move on to the next unit without a proper understanding of the material. Therefore, students will not lose confidence and become averse to studying. Gaudia is a study class for each individual student, where students can learn what they are good at ahead of time and reinforce what they are not so good at.