Unveiling the Impact of English Learning Programs in Semarang’s Junior High Schools Dive into our comprehensive report on the implementation and outcomes of our English learning program in Semarang City from January to May 2023. This research, based on surveys...
This research was conducted in collaboration with the One Billion Literates Foundation (OBLF) as part of the “Elevate” English Literacy Program. The study focused on primary school children in rural government schools in India to evaluate the hypothesis...
Solve Education! has achieved an incredible milestone of having delivered over 2 million mini-lessons to our beneficiaries. We celebrate this milestone by sharing the insights and learnings we gathered about the behavior of learners and their learning journeys with...
As a digital game-based learning (DGBL) platform, Dawn of Civilization combines learning mechanics together with game elements to provide a fun learning experience. Solve Education! conducted a research to understand how learning mechanics within Dawn of Civilization...
Dawn of Civilization is a digital game-based learning application that aims to help students improve their English skills in a fun way. Students and teachers in Singapore can use Dawn of Civilization to supplement classroom learning. Students can practise and improve...
In collaboration with Conjunct Consulting, Solve Education! conducted a study to examine the relationship between its Dawn of Civilization (DOC) gameplay and English competency development among Polytechnic students and beyond. The study utilized a correlational...
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