Less spoon feeding, more thinking.

We see a world where every
child learns by thinking.

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The problem that must be solved

Children are natural thinkers. They are curious and ask many questions.

And then they get busy learning definitions and formulae. They are rewarded with marks and grades if they remember the information provided by the teacher or the book.

What a fabulous system of making extraordinary thinkers into ordinary thinkers!

The solution

Open Door is saying that enough is enough. And that is why we have designed programs with beautiful questions at its core. Open Door offers two programs - Mastery Assessments and Thinking Classroom - to schools and two programs - Unbox and Thinksheets - to individual parents.

Our story
so far

Open Door began in 2013. The founders realized early on that the school system focused on exams and marks but had limitations in providing in-depth mastery of a concept. In other words, children were scoring marks but the learning was pointless because no one was really understanding a concept.

We kept the name of the initiative ‘Open Door’ because we wanted to make children think and question.

Milestones

2013
Open Door was conceptualized
2013
Learning centres launched in Bangalore and Pune
2014
Partnered with our first school
2015
Developed ‘Mastery Assessments’ program for schools
2018
Developed ‘Thinking Classrooms’ program. Crossed 100000+ students
2019
Partnered with 200+ schools
2021
Launched Open Door Unbox and Open Door Sheets

We are a team
of thinkers

Open Door programs are designed by a team of young graduates from some of the finest universities - such as the IITs and NITs - in India. The team is a group of thinkers who live and breathe science and math. When they look around themselves, they do not see a table, a wall or a book. They see science and math.

Over the last 7 years, Open Door team has been working to increase the thinking in many classrooms. The questions designed by the team are currently making 150000+ students think more than before.

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‘The questions they were asking had not even occurred to me’

Tanishq, Student, City Pride School, Pune

The questions on your mind.

Why should I subscribe for 'Mastery Physics' course?
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Middle school physics concepts set the foundation of science among young kids. Whether a child would do great in science later is mostly determined by the level of understanding of these concepts. Mastery Physics course takes your child on a journey of Physics that creates a genius.

What is taught in the 'Mastery Physics' course?
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Mastery Physics course discusses all the physics concepts that a student learns in grades 7th and 8th till the very depth.

How is teaching done in 'Mastery Physics' course?
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A lot of thinking, no lectures and deep dive into the world around you. Unbox Physics is one of the best apps for learning Physics. Students learn through series of thought provoking experiments and questions on the App.

How do you ensure that a child completes the course on the app?
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The app in itself is designed to engage a child. Currently, the completion rate is absolute 100%. Unbox team makes several interventions through assignments and incentives to keep the progress on track.

What are the details of the topics covered in Mastery Physics?
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The course discusses 8 modules i.e Heat, Light, Sound, Motion, Current & Charges, Force, Pressure and Measurements. All the modules are further divided into 47 explorations. These 47 explorations consist of 1200+ interactive questions and experiments. After completing a module the student may appear for an assignment to win goodies.

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