The story of Marie Skłodowska-Curie is living proof that boundaries exist only to be pushed.
Born in Warsaw in 1867, she refused to be limited by the time she lived in — she transcended it.
In a modest laboratory, where progress was measured in steps of persistence rather than seconds, she discovered polonium and radium — elements that forever changed the way we understand science.
But what truly made her remarkable wasn’t just her discoveries.
It was her way of thinking — her curiosity, perseverance, and unshakable belief that every problem has a solution if you keep asking “why?” and “how?”
That same spark of curiosity is what IQ UP! nurtures in children today.
Marie became the first woman ever to receive a Nobel Prize and remains the only person in history to have won two Nobel Prizes in different scientific fields:
- Physics (1903) – for her research on radiation,
- Chemistry (1911) – for discovering radium and polonium.
At a time when science was a man’s world, she not only entered it — she lit it up with her intellect, patience, and courage to ask questions no one else dared to.
How Curie’s Curiosity Lives On in IQ UP!
The same determination and scientific spirit that drove Marie live on in the children who learn through the STEM methodology at IQ UP!.
Here, children don’t just learn “correct answers.”
They learn how to think — to question, to analyze, to test, to explore.
Every lesson becomes a small experiment that strengthens their logic, creativity, and critical thinking.
In this way, the spirit of one of the greatest scientists in history continues — in new generations unafraid to try, to make mistakes, and to try again.
At IQ UP!, learning isn’t just about knowledge —
it’s about creating future scientists, innovators, and thinkers.
Big Discoveries Start with Small Questions
If Marie Curie taught us anything, it’s that every great discovery begins with one simple question — “Why?”
With a child’s question.
With a spark of curiosity.
With a desire to see something no one has seen before.
At IQ UP!, we ignite that curiosity and turn it into a passion for discovery.
Here, science isn’t just a subject — it’s a way of thinking, exploring, and creating.
And maybe, among these young explorers, there’s a future Marie Curie — a child whose idea will one day light up the world.
Discover what learning looks like when children are free to explore, create, and shape their own future.
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Join the IQ UP! Network – Bring Innovation to Education
If you share our passion for inspiring young minds and want to empower children through modern STEM-based learning, explore the IQ UP! franchise opportunity.
As part of the global IQ UP! network, you’ll receive full support in training, methodology, and program development – all designed to foster curiosity, critical thinking, and creativity in children.
Start your journey in education and become a leader of change in your community.
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