Price, low to high Price, high to low Date, old to new Date, new to old Lego Education from Denmark In their eyes, it’s a toy. In their hands, it’s a tool. Help your preschoolers develop and progress There’s something magical about putting LEGO bricks in children’s hands. It awakens and opens their imagination. They’re the perfect way of taking preschoolers through the five key learning areas that are important for early childhood development (Creative Exploration, Social Emotional Development, Understanding the World, Early Math and Science, and Early Language and Literacy) and teaching them skills to prepare for school. You’ll quickly see how the LEGO Education solutions help your children develop and grow from where they are. Develop essential life skills Social skills and the ability to work effectively with others are important to a child’s success. Using a hands-on approach, LEGO Education Preschool solutions enable children to work together to construct and discover their world.
They’ll build from their imagination and use the scenarios to learn basic problem-solving and communication skills. Developed by experts, made for you Our LEGO Education Preschool solutions are developed with educational experts around one or two developmental areas. By focusing on these key areas, LEGO Education solutions can easily be integrated into your existing lesson plans. The accompanying teacher activities give you access to structured and guided experiences, in addition to all of the exciting free play opportunities that the solutions offer. All LEGO Education Preschool solutions are designed to be used by several children at once, perfect for collaborative play and learning LEGO Education Animal Set LEGO Education Build Me "Emotions" LEGO Education Building my SG set LEGO Education Community People LEGO Education Multi Vehicles Set LEGO Education World People SetOtherDon't upvote, I'm taking advantage of the Lego link bot to see what sets I have/how much they are (self.lego)submitted by Even if the mods want to remove this post, please at least do so after Lego link bot does its thing.
Goophone cloned the Galaxy S5 in under 48 hours 02.26.2014 :: 1:50PM EST How long does it take a scrappy Chinese OEM to knock off a hot new handset? About two days, in the case of the Galaxy S5. Meet the first clone: the Goophone S5. It’s actually a pretty decent phone — rather, it will be. Goophone’s showing its S5 as being out of stock, so they’ve probably quickly thrown together some nice renders and posted them online to stir things up.The Goophone S5 is powered by a Mediatek MT6592 octa-core chip (with Mali450 GPU) and packs 2GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage. It has a 5-inch, 1080p display and 13MP rear- and 5MP front-facing cameras. They didn’t bother to cram in all those extra sensors, there’s no biometric home button or LTE radio, and the Android OS is a bit out of date (it ships with 4.2). On a good note, the Goophone doesn’t run TouchWiz, it’s unlocked, and it does offer access to Google Play. As far as looks go, the average Joe would be hard pressed to tell that you’re not carrying around an actual Galaxy S5.
Goophone’s been known to be fast out of the gate with copies, rushing out smartphones “inspired by” the iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, and Galaxy S4. They’ve even come up with some clever hybrids, like the Goophone S4 Mega. Perhaps the most amazing phone they’ve done was the Goophone I5. It wasn’t amazing because of the hardware. No, what makes the I5 amazing is that Goophone managed to produce it before the iPhone 5 launched (based on leaked images), patent the design in China, and then threatened to take Apple to court. subscribe to our newsletter: Subscribing to a newsletter indicates your consent to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. Aarhus University, School of Business and Social Sciences (Aarhus BSS) One of the most noteworthy accomplishments of Jørgen Vig Knudstorp has been to strengthen and revive the LEGO Group through his respect for the company’s core identity. As a young and rather inexperienced CEO, Knudstorp spent much of his career successfully restoring a company to its true self: the little plastic brick and the endless possibilities for creative play.
At the beginning of his business career, Knudstorp thought his stint in the corporate world would be a short one. His greatest dream was to pursue a career doing research and teaching at Aarhus University, where he’d received his MS degree (1995) and his PhD in economics (1998), a field he was, and still is, passionately interested in. And this was still the plan when he was offered a job as business developer in the well-known LEGO Group in 2001. The reunion with the LEGOLAND of his childhood, meeting the LEGO Group’s owner and managing director, and the description of the task at hand appealed to the two most fundamental aspects of the character of the boy and the man Jørgen Vig Knudstorp: the creative and the systematic. The challenges Knudstorp saw at the LEGO Group would take both qualities to solve: imagination coupled with strategy and objective analysis. In the first five years at the LEGO Group he was sent all over the LEGO galaxy. The experience gave him a 360-degree view of the company and all the challenges within it, and it allowed him to develop a strategic perspective.
At the age of 34, Knudstorp went from managing six to eight employees to managing 10,000. And the dream of an academic career was replaced by a new goal of saving LEGO by getting the company to focus on its core identity again: LEGO bricks and creative play. When Knudstorp became managing director at the LEGO Group more than 10 years ago, the business had significant financial struggles. After just three years as CEO, he was named Denmark’s best leader, and today he is considered the epitome of the kind of leader global corporate giants want to head their empires. As a result of his career success, in 2014, Knudstorp was appointed Aarhus University Distinguished Alumnus. The recipient of this award must be a graduate who has made an extraordinary contribution to society through his or her work, either nationally or internationally, and whose impressive achievements have drawn positive attention to the university. Knudstorp exhibited these traits and more. Throughout the years, making a positive impact has been of great importance to Knudstorp and the LEGO Group.