Brain Chase FAQ
Who is Brain Chase For?
Brain Chase is designed for children aged 6-14 who are looking to develop their skills in an engaging and interactive way. The program is suitable for all learning styles and helps nurture a love for learning.
Where is Brain Chase Available?
Brain Chase is available online, allowing students from anywhere in the world to participate. As long as students have internet access, they can join the adventure.
How Does Brain Chase Work?
Brain Chase combines reading, research, and problem-solving games to create an educational experience. Children work on quests and challenges to find treasure through guided learning.
What Kind of Workload Are We Committing To?
The workload varies by child, but students generally spend about 4-5 hours a week completing challenges. It is designed to be flexible and fit within busy schedules.
What are the Technical Requirements? Will Brain Chase Work on a Phone or Tablet?
Brain Chase is accessible on most devices, including computers, tablets, and smartphones. A good internet connection and modern web browser are recommended for optimal performance.
Why Are You Using an Online Reader for the Reading Challenge? Does it Count if We Read a Paperback Book?
The online reader is used to track progress and provide interactive features, but reading paperback books still counts towards the challenge.
How is the Curriculum Customized for My Student?
The curriculum adapts to each child's progress and interests, providing a tailored educational experience.
Will Parents Receive Any Type of Status Report During the Challenge?
Yes, parents will receive periodic updates on their child's progress to help keep them informed.
What If I Fall Behind? Is There Any Kind of Forgiveness Policy?
If students fall behind, there are accommodations in place to help them catch up. Communication with instructors is encouraged.
I Plan on Going Out of Town for Part of the Challenge. Is There Any Way I Can Do Some of the Work Early?
Yes, students can complete portions of the challenge in advance if they have access to the materials.
What If I Lose the Decoder Ring or One of the Projects?
Replacement materials can usually be provided. Please contact support for assistance.
How Hard Is the Treasure Hunt?
The treasure hunt is designed to be challenging yet achievable, encouraging problem-solving and critical thinking.
How Do I Make a Guess?
Students can submit guesses through the platform as they work on the challenges.
Can Parents Help With the Treasure Hunt or Do Kids Need to Do It by Themselves?
Parents are encouraged to support their children, but the primary goal is for the children to engage and solve challenges independently.
Do I Need to Complete the Entire Challenge in Order to Win?
All participants aim for the best experience, but completing the challenge will increase the chances of winning.
How Will You Know Who Wins?
Winners will be determined based on challenge completions and performance metrics over the challenge period.
What Happens If No One Finds the Treasure?
If the treasure remains unfound, alternative rewards may be given based on participation.
Where is the Treasure Hidden?
The location of the treasure is a part of the adventure and is revealed through the challenges.
Other Relevant Information
- Adventure Tools are mailed to students.
- Students can link existing accounts to the Student Dashboard.
- A printable quick-start guide is available.
- There are video tutorials accessible to assist users.
- The program offers sibling discounts and is able to support multiple subscriptions in a family.