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Title: Dilemma Think


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Dilemma Think Solve Educational Program
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Company Profile in Educational Field
  • Introduction
  • Dilemma Games has been established since 1996,
    with bases in Thailand, Israel and China. We
    specialize in manufacturing and exporting puzzles
    and brain teasers as well as developing and
    promoting educational programs that suits our
    products.
  • In addition to the conventional toys and gifts
    markets, Dilemma games have achieved great
    success in the educational field.
  • Educational Concept
  • The human mind is not a vessel to be filled but a
    flame to be lit!
  • RD Team
  • New products designs and educational materials
    are developed in our RD department in Israel by
    educational specialists. Every year 5-10 new
    models are develop to keep Dilemma at leading
    position among competition.

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Products Characteristics
  • Variety more than 500 different items, covering
    a range of difficulty levels.
  • Safety EN71, ASTM approved.
  • Quality aesthetically designed and produced with
    finest craft, with premium wood
  • Others Natural, environmental friendly,
    educational, and entertaining

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Educational Qualification
  • Statement from Israeli Ministry of Foreign
    Affairs on the Educational
  • contribution of Dilemma Educational Products

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Think and Solve Educational Program-
Introduction
  • "Think Solve" is an innovative educational
    curricula developed by Dilemma Games. The concept
    is to use dilemma wooden puzzles and games as
    educational tools to improve cognitive skills
    among children and adults. Purpose of the system
    is to keep thinking and analysis abilities sharp
    at edge.
  • "Dilemma lab" functions as a "Mind Fitness
    Center". It is the physical thinking facility,
    where children can play, have fun, make
    competitions or get trained. The lab also
    provides educational materials (workbooks,
    teacher's manual, syllabus etc) developed by
    dilemma educational experts over the years. Here
    children are guided to discover their greatest
    potential, explore "thinking out of the box"
    abilities, challenge fixed minds and learn about
    decisions-making process that will make their
    future life better.
  • The THINKSOLVE Systems and thinking labs can be
    established by different educational institutes
    for multiple targets. They can be part of
    in-school activities (as complementary curricula
    to math and science lessons), or studied in
    weekly session within the school timetable. They
    are also ideal for extra-curricula programs in
    school or after-school activities. One lab type
    can function during an entire year for all
    classes.
  • Dilemma Games owns two manufacturing facilities
    and provides a complete range of 600 different
    puzzles and games. At the meantime, On the other
    hand, we supply the Think Solve educational
    package. One may see combination of the puzzles
    with their educational materials in Dilemma Lab.

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Think and Solve Educational Program- Vision
  • In one sentence, Dilemma Games vision is to
    arouse awareness to thinking process, instill
    thinking abilities and reinforce life skills.
  • Throughout the centuries, researches by Greek
    philosophers and mathematicians have shown that
    playing of all kinds is considered as one of the
    best ways to improve a variety of skills,
    mentally and physically. Aplaton is quoted for
    saying that one can study about a persons
    characters in one hour of playing much better
    than in one years conversation".
  • "Game playing" can be valued in many levels. In
    the very basic level, games are Fun Only. In the
    deepest level, one may notice all kinds of added
    values of playing games. Take Soccer as example,
    by some it is consider as a games which "22
    not-so-smart young people running after one
    ball", while on another perspective, we may
    investigate Soccers influences on Society,
    patriotism, economy, habits of life, diplomatic
    relations between countries( the famous football
    war in South America on the 20' century) etc.
  • DILEMMA GAMES are pros for both attitudes.
    Playing are fun, but behind the fun factor and
    deep into the subconscious, we add extra values
    to the process of games playing by arousing
    awareness to thinking abilities and improving
    cognitive and social skills etc..

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Think and Solve Educational Program- Vision
  • We firmly believe that teaching children to fish
    well is better than serving them with fish. No
    matter which form of playing, be it soccer,
    basketball, music, or our brain teasers,
    "positive thinking" is a must-have, in playing,
    as well as in life, especially when faced with
    problems (The famous campaign slogan of Barak
    Obama Yes we can)
  • We have all heard about "predictions in life that
    fulfills them". Why walking on a narrow plank on
    the floor is easy but when the same plank is
    moved to a height of 200 feet, it becomes a
    challenge possible to only very few highly
    skilled acrobats?
  • In our curricula, we do everything to avoid
    negative predictions such as "it is too hard for
    me", "Math is not my thing" or "It is not going
    to work for me" etc. The wise old sentence says
    "It is all about your mentality". It applies
    likewise in games and in life Believe you can
    solve it, and you may eventually solve it.
    Dilemmas THINKSOLVE system teaches the pupils
    to use out-of-the-box thinking methods when faced
    with difficulties and complicated situations of
    life. The students will learn in a fun and
    enjoyable manner through pleasant experiences of
    game playing.

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The importance of different thinking- the
barometer story
  • Some time ago I received a call from a
    colleague who asked if I would be the referee on
    the grading of an examination question. He was
    about to give a student a zero for his answer to
    a physics question, while the student claimed he
    should receive a perfect score and would if the
    system were not set up against the student. The
    instructor and the student agreed to submit this
    to an impartial arbiter, and I was selected.
  • I went to my colleague's office and read the
    examination question, "Show how it is possible to
    determine the height of a tall building with the
    aid of a barometer."
  • The student had answered, "Take a barometer
    to the top of the building, attach a long rope to
    it, lower the barometer to the street and then
    bring it up, measuring the length of the rope.
    The length of the rope is the height of the
    building."
  • I pointed out that the student really had a
    strong case for full credit since he had answered
    the question completely and correctly. On the
    other hand, if full credit was given, it could
    well contribute to a high grade for the student
    in his physics course. A high grade is supposed
    to certify competence in physics, but the answer
    did not confirm this. I suggested that the
    student have another try at answering the
    question. I was not surprised that my colleague
    agreed, but I was surprised that the student did.

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The importance of different thinking- the
barometer story-contd
  • I gave the student six minutes to answer the
    question with the warning that the answer should
    show some knowledge of physics. At the end of
    five minutes, he had not written anything. I
    asked if he wished to give up, but he said no. He
    had many answers to this problem he was just
    thinking of the best one. I excused myself for
    interrupting him and asked him to please go on.
    In the next minute he dashed off his answer which
    read, "Take the barometer to the top of the
    building and lean over the edge of the roof. Drop
    that barometer, timing its fall with a stopwatch.
    Then using the formula S ?t?/I gt, calculate the
    height of the building."
  • At this point I asked my colleague if he
    would give up. He conceded, and I gave the
    student almost full credit.
  • In leaving my colleague's office, I recalled
    that the student had said he had many other
    answers to the problem, so I asked him what they
    were. "Oh yes," said the student. "There are a
    great many ways of getting the height of a tall
    building with a barometer. For example, you could
    take the barometer out on a sunny day and measure
    the height of the barometer and the length of its
    shadow, and the length of the shadow of the
    building and by the use of a simple proportion,
    determine the height of the building."

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The importance of different thinking- the
barometer story-contd
  • "Fine," I asked. "And the others?"
  • "Yes," said the student." There is a very
    basic measurement method that you will like. In
    this method you take the barometer and begin to
    walk up the stairs. As you climb the stairs, you
    mark off the length of the barometer along the
    wall. You then count the number of marks, and
    this will give you the height of the building in
    barometer units. A very direct method."
  • "Of course, if you want a more sophisticated
    method, you can tie the barometer to the end of a
    string, swing it as a pendulum, and determine the
    value of 'g' at the street level and at the top
    of the building. From the difference of the two
    values of 'g' the height of the building can be
    calculated."
  • Finally, he concluded, there are many other
    ways of solving the problem. "Probably the best,"
    he said, "is to take the barometer to the
    basement and knock on the superintendent's door.
    When the superintendent answers, you speak to him
    as follows, 'Mr. Superintendent, here I have a
    fine barometer. If you tell me the height of this
    building, I will give you this barometer.'"
  • At this point I asked the student if he
    really did know the conventional answer to this
    question. He admitted that he did, said that he
    was fed up with high school and college
    instructors trying to teach him how to think,
    using the "scientific method.

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Where and how our products work as educational
tools!
  • Where it works
  • Schools,
  • Workshops,
  • Science Museum,
  • Library,
  • Clinics,
  • Childrens playground in holiday resorts,
  • etc.

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How it works
Training from Dilemmas Educational specialists
Target Market Design and Initial Market Protection
Establish model organization in Targeted Area
Promote the model package
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Case Studies-Dilemma KoreaVisit
www.dilemma-games.com to see Thinking Centers in
Korea
Training to Dilemma Korea
With Dilemma Assistance
Target MarketKindergarten and primary school
With Dilemma support
Puzzle showroom in Seoul
Local educational distributor
Distribute the package to kindergartens and
schools
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Options of Dilemma Educational Lab
  • There are seven ways of implementation for
    Dilemma Labs according to the intensity of
    cooperation level between Dilemma Games and the
    educational partners.

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Educational Materials - Syllabus
  • 1. Dilemma Educational Curriculum - 6 educational
    syllabuses
  • Offering a systematic curriculum of 6 years,
    each syllabus contains more than 100 pages and
    can be used for the period of one year, one
    session every week. As in Karate, the level
    advances with every year a student attends the
    course, yellow, green, blue, brown, and finally
    black- the master level. Each syllabus is
    composed of two parts the teaching materials for
    thinking coaches and work sheets for students.
  • 2. Main targets of Curriculum
  • 1) To achieve integral life values
  • 2) Challenge framed minds and elicits creative
    ways of thinking
  • 3) Encourage free imagination and original
    thoughts

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Educational Materials - Syllabus
  • 4) Improve skills on visual and spatial planning
  • 5)Understand mathematic, geometric concepts and
    their applications
  • 6) Synergy -team work qualities
  • 7) To improve socializing abilities
  • 8) To develop sophisticated attitudes in face of
    problems
  • 9) To improve tactic and strategic skills
  • 10) To improve self control, self encouragement
    and concentration
  • 11) Provide a chance for individual development
    and personal interest.
  • 12) Improve motoric skills
  • 13) Develop decision making skills, the progress
    of decision making involves seven steps.
  • 14) Be curious and take nothing for granted.
  • 15) Develop think-backwards abilities

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A Lesson Samples-Switch 8
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Dilemma Educational Materials-Workbooks
  • The work books provides detailed teaching
    information and know-how for puzzles that has
    great educational significance.
  • Dilemma RD team has developed several workbooks,
    among which some are listed below.
  • Hanoi Tower- Step 1
  • Soma Cube -Step 1
  • Soma Cube -Step 2
  • Tangram -I
  • Tangram -II
  • Tangram-365 puzzles
  • To be continued

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Dilemma Educational Materials-Workbooks
  • Tangram -Step 1
  • Tangram- Step 2
  • Basic Pento
  • Pento- Step 1
  • Pento- Step 2
  • Pento- Step 3
  • Pento- Step 4
  • Match Stick Dilemmas
  • Magic Squares
  • Dilemma Strategic Games
  • Dilemma Group Games
  • Sudoku and Hitori
  • Math Amusements
  • Shut the Box

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Workbook Specimen-Table of Contents for Pento
Step 1
  • What is Pentominoes?
  • The educational significance of Pentomioes
  • Complete the Pentomino numbers
  • Class competition who can reach 10 first?
  • Create your own birth date with Pentomino pieces
  • Solution to Pentomino numbers

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Dilemma Thinking Labs
  • To activate the educational syllabus, Dilemma
    Games has constructed six thinking labs. Each
    lab containing 206 wooden games and outdoor
    puzzles which will be enough to activate a class
    of 100 attendants.

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Training from Dilemma Games
  • Dilemma Games offers a package deal for the
    training service we provide at DILEMMA GAMES
    training center, in Chiang Mai Thailand.
  • The package includes
  • Training of 7 days in Dilemma Center
  • Held and controlled by Mr. Shlomi Bar-Lev
  • Full set of worksheets and copies of training
    materials provided.
  • Stationeries and training facilities provided
  • Interpretation service from English to Your local
    language.
  • One Dilemma teacher will be designated to coach
    every 5 trainees
  • Accommodation and transportation
  • 3 or 4 star Hotel within walking distance to
    Dilemma Center for 7 nights, Bed and breakfast
    included, one room for every 2 persons.
  • Pick up service upon arrival/departure to/from CM
    international airport,
  • Daily shuttle service from Hotel to Dilemma
    Center
  • One coffee break including refreshments, daily.
  • Lunch, daily
  • Cold and hot drinks provided around the clock
    during training.
  • Half day sight seeing trip, including
  • Private tour guide service and mini van
  • Activities in Elephant camp, Elephant show,
    elephant riding
  • Orchid farm/Butterfly farm/Monkey Center

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Dilemma Outdoor Puzzles
  • Dilemma Games offers a new line of innovative
    puzzles and games. Bulk sized, they are the
    ultimate eye catcher and real tons of fun. OD
    Puzzles are also ideal tools for class
    demonstration and group activities.

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Dilemma Outdoor Puzzles
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