Refunds are not a student problem.
They are a curriculum + pedagogy problem.
We are Stargate. We build learning platforms for frontend and MERN institutes, with world-class curriculum and pedagogy. Your trainers teach from it, your students learn from it, and you own all of it.
To: frontend and MERN institute owners
One centralized curriculum. Fewer refunds. Higher revenue.
Trainer quality
Student complaints
Each chapter in a subject is learned by building a main project.
Mental models are built by building projects.
Teach
Every concept used in the main project will be taught using a real-life mini project.
Practice
Students implement what they just learned in a fresh mini-project task.
Build
Then they apply what they learned as a feature in the main project.
Say a student joins to learn React. Most courses start with: what is JSX, what are props, what is state. Only syntax, nothing to build.
Here, they learn React by building a snake and ladder game .
Each box on the board is a component. So that is where components are taught: a fun mini project to learn the idea, a task to practice it, then they build it into the game for real.
The board needs a hundred boxes. Nobody writes a hundred boxes by hand. So right there, they learn JSX with map: one line that renders the whole board.
Every concept in MERN arrives like this: exactly when the main project demands it.
Lessons that feel like play
They see the concept they just learned.
Grow apples with a loop
Drag the blue knob and watch the code below run.
- current step
- i = 4
- condition
- 4 < 10 is true
- apples on the tray
- 🍎 x 5
for (let i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
addApple()
}
// current step: i = 4They practice inside games that move only when the code is right.
Turn on the lights with code
Type the missing part of each line, then press Run.
Type "on" to switch the lights on.
Still not clear? We have already built a few lessons across subjects with this exact pedagogy and curriculum.
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