Our Brain Bee tutoring courses feature exclusive, self-developed teaching materials. All instructors are graduates from top universities worldwide and have extensive experience coaching students for neuroscience competitions. You can also request a trial class to experience our teaching style!
Brain Bee Course Trial
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Brain Bee National Competition Tutoring
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Brain Bee International Neuroscience Tutoring
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Brain Bee Competition Preparation Materials
About the Brain Bee
The International Brain Bee (IBB) was founded in 1999 by Dr. Norbert Myslinski. It is a global neuroscience competition for middle and high school students, designed to spark interest in studying the human brain. The program encourages students to pursue careers in neuroscience, contributing to the treatment of neurological and psychological disorders, and improving human health and quality of life.
In 2013, the China Brain Bee Committee was officially authorized by the international organizers. The program is supported by the Chinese Academy of Sciences, Tsinghua University, University of Hong Kong, Zhejiang University, and the Youth Innovation and Challenge Program, with over 40 cities in China participating each year.
Outstanding students have gone on to be admitted to top universities such as Tsinghua University, Peking University, Columbia University, University of Chicago, University of Pennsylvania, Duke University, Northwestern University, Johns Hopkins University, Brown University, Notre Dame, Emory University, UC Berkeley, UCLA, USC, Wake Forest University, and UNC Chapel Hill, with many choosing neuroscience or related fields as their major.
Course Structure
Brain Bee National Competition Tutoring
Course Outline:
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Lecture 1: Neural Basics 1
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Lecture 2: Neural Basics 2 & Brain Development
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Lecture 3: Sensory Systems
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Lecture 4: Motor Systems
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Lecture 5: Memory and Consciousness
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Lecture 6: Motivation and Regulation
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Lecture 7: Brain Anatomy
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Lecture 8: Brain Diseases
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Brain Bee Junior Full Program
About the Program:
Brain Bee Junior is designed for grades 5–8, introducing students to neuroscience fundamentals.
Although the Junior Division’s written exam is slightly shorter than the Senior Division, the depth of knowledge required is almost the same, so students must dedicate sufficient time to study.
In addition to the written exam, Junior students create and present a scientific poster, which develops skills in information gathering, synthesis, and presentation. Poster topics are only provided during the competition, so students need a solid foundation in neuroscience during preparation.
Course Outline (30 hours):
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Unit 1: Brain Basics 1
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Unit 2: Brain Basics 2
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Unit 3: Brain Anatomy
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Unit 4: Taste, Smell & Hearing
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Unit 5: Eye & Visual System
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Unit 6: Visual Pathway
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Unit 7: Thinking, Planning & Language
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Unit 8: Sleep & Memory
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Unit 9: Brain Research
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Brain Bee International Neuroscience Tutoring
Course Outline (30 hours):
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Unit 1: Nervous System Basics
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Unit 2: Developing Brain
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Unit 3: Sense & Perception
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Unit 4: Movement
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Unit 5: Learning, Memory, Emotion & Language
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Unit 6: Sleep
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Unit 7: Body in Balance
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Unit 8: Brain Research
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Unit 9: Brain Diseases & Disorders
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Brain Bee Competition Preparation Materials
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