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How does Wise Compass promote empirical learning using what we can actually see or measure? 

Empirical learning, learning through observation and direct experience, is a fundamental part of how children understand their world. As a parent, you want your child to have a firm grasp of reality and to value what can be measured and seen as a path to truth. Wise Compass promotes this type of learning by connecting our faith-based stories to the physical world around us. We want to show children that the world is full of ‘Ayat’, or signs, that we can actually perceive and reflect upon. 

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Through stories like ‘Food Safari’ and ‘The Miracle of Rain’, we introduce children to global systems and natural cycles that they can observe in their own daily lives. This values-based reading approach encourages them to use their senses to count, compare, and record the wonders of creation. Our scholar-authored content helps them understand that our faith encourages us to be people of evidence. We use full-colour illustrations to provide a rich visual field where children can practice spotting details and making connections. This builds their literacy and their scientific thinking simultaneously. By using up-levelled vocabulary, we give them the tools to describe their observations with precision. This faith-friendly platform strengthens their identity as a Muslim who values both the spiritual and the material world. Wise Compass helps your child feel confident in their ability to use their own eyes and ears to seek the truth. By grounding these lessons in the noble Quran, we provide a stable framework for their intellectual growth, ensuring they become observant and thoughtful thinkers who respect the reality of the world Allah Almighty has made. 

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