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Inventucation Centers™

    featuring Edison's Laboratory™
& Educator to Inventucator™ Teacher Technique Training

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Inventucation™, as defined by the National Museum of Education, combines both the words "invent" and "education". The theory behind the creation of this word is that all invention is the result of an innovative, creative way of learning. Today's education is primarily based on curriculum, which stresses specific subject matter. This new "inventucation" technique is compatible with any existing curriculum in both the Arts and Sciences and trains the teacher to use a method by which creative thinking, critical thinking and innovation, with a hint of invention, are applied to existing educational concepts. The fusion of invention and scientific or artistic principles results in "inventucation".

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The New York Chapter

The New York Chapter of Inventucation Centers opened in August of 2002. With our new base in Monroe County, New York, we are working to cultivate Human Capitol and asset building with the staff at Monroe County Economic Development.

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Video Demonstrations Engage Inventucation Centers in a Journey of Discovery

The world just got bigger for students at Inventucation Centers across America. Using "The Video Encyclopedia of Physics Demonstrations" by The Education Group in Los Angeles, students are familiarized with the physical world in a way previously unavailable in a classroom. The principles demonstrated to them build the foundation for a new generation of discoverers.
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