ThinkyTown is designed to spark curiosity and confidence in young learners by blending storytelling, roleplay, and hands-on STEM exploration. Through engaging, story-driven missions, children become little “Thinkers” who solve real-world challenges in their imaginative town. Each session encourages them to develop problem-solving and logical thinking skills through step-by-step challenges, strengthen early STEM foundations in math, science, engineering, and technology, and boost their creativity and imagination through storytelling and roleplay. Working in small groups also helps children build teamwork and communication skills in a supportive and collaborative environment, empowering them to think critically, explore new ideas, and see themselves as capable problem-solvers and creators. Learning Outcomes By the end of the ThinkyTown program, children will be able to: Apply logical thinking to solve age-appropriate problems through step-by-step reasoning. Demonstrate early STEM understanding by exploring basic concepts in math, science, engineering, and technology through hands-on activities. Show creativity and imagination by inventing unique solutions and participating in storytelling-based missions. Collaborate effectively with peers, sharing ideas, taking turns, and contributing to group problem-solving. Communicate their ideas clearly during “Show & Tell” reflections, explaining how they solved each challenge. Build resilience and confidence by testing ideas, learning from mistakes, and celebrating successful outcomes. Connect learning with real-life situations, understanding how thinking, teamwork, and creativity can solve everyday problems.

Hello! My Name is Akshay Kumar I’ve been deeply interested in philosophy for several years, exploring the teachings of J. Krishnamurti, Friedrich Nietzsche,ayn rand, Socrates,Arther shopenher,osho,zen,Buddha, Advaita Vedanta,plato and other thinkers. I would really like to learn spirituality from you in a deeper and more systematic way.

Philosophy is not about memorizing names, dates, and theories. Philosophizing means learning to ask questions, recognize contradictions, analyze arguments, and better understand the world we live in. I studied Philosophy and History and have spent decades working on philosophical, social, political, and technological issues. I offer one-on-one classes for both students who need a deeper understanding of philosophy and adults who simply want to think, learn, and discuss topics that interest them. We can work on the history of philosophy, texts and authors, logic and argumentation, epistemology, ethics, political philosophy, materialism, philosophy of technology, artificial intelligence, or any other philosophical issue you want to understand or discuss. You can also simply come with a question. No prior knowledge is necessary. We start with what interests you and brainstorm together. My goal isn't to give you ready-made answers or convince you of a particular doctrine. I want to help you develop your own arguments, uncover the assumptions behind an idea, and learn to look at a problem from different perspectives. Classes can be for academic support, exam preparation, introduction to philosophy, or individual philosophical conversation. Classes in Spanish, German or English. Online and, by prior arrangement, in person in Barcelona and Badalona.