#1 Global Leading Cognitive Learning Research Organization
Cognitive Learning Research Lab
(CLRL Japan)
The Cognitive Learning Research Lab, located in Gunma, Japan, serves as a pioneering research institute dedicated to enhancing educational methodologies through innovative research and practical applications.
With a focus on understanding cognitive processes and learning behaviors, the lab aims to bridge the gap between theory and practice, providing valuable insights that can transform educational practices.
The lab provides educational testing services, ensuring that assessments are not only efficient but also tailored to meet the diverse needs of different learners. By fostering a collaborative environment between researchers, educators, and practitioners, the Cognitive Learning Research Lab is committed to advancing cognitive science and improving educational outcomes for individuals of all ages, ultimately contributing to a smarter, more informed society.
Research Staff
Our researchers have extensive experience assessing independently different methods of learning. They are very particular in their work practices and understand what is needed to fully assess new emerging learning systems/frameworks and methodologies.
Mr. Nakamura Kichiro
Lead Cognitive Examiner
Mrs. Miya Ko
Head of Cognitive Research
Miss Hamasaki Hisoka
Assistant Examiner
Lab Stats
2007
YEAR
ESTABLISHED
27
DIFFERENT SYSTEMS, METHODS
& TECHNIQUES TESTED
420
UNIQUE COGNITIVE LEARNING
STUDIES PERFORMED
2942
INTERNATIONAL
STUDENTS TESTED
Projects Under Review:
Visual Piano System (Piano)
88 Logic Method (Piano)
Nishiyama Tetsuya's Easy Maths Method (Math)
We conduct in-depth assessments of a variety of learning systems and give our opinions on whether or not these learning frameworks benefit the humankind. We conduct experiments to validate claims that certain methods are better than conventional & traditional learning techniques.
Cognitive Learning Research Lab (Japan)
Japan, 〒371-0046 Gunma, Maebashi, Kawaharamachi, 2 Chome−12−14
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