Teaching How to Think, Not What to Think

Frontier Thinking empowers students and professionals across Utah with higher-order thinking skills—critical thinking, creative problem-solving, and cognitive flexibility—through engaging, interactive education that prepares them to thrive in an AI-driven future.

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Our Services

Critical Thinking Workshops

Group sessions that teach logical reasoning, fallacy identification, and evidence evaluation, aligned with college preparation needs.

Ideal for high school students preparing for college and beyond.

$50-75 per student

Thinking Skills Summer Camps

Immersive 3-5 day programs combining critical thinking, creative problem-solving, and cognitive flexibility exercises in an engaging environment.

$250-350 per student

Workplace Cognitive Skills

Targeted workshops for professionals focusing on decision-making, problem-solving, and overcoming cognitive biases in professional contexts.

$750-1,000 per session

Higher-Order Thinking for Educators

Training programs that help teachers incorporate critical thinking methodologies into their classroom practices.

$500-750 per session

After-School Thinking Programs

Weekly sessions focusing on developing higher-order thinking skills through practical exercises, games, and collaborative challenges.

$175-225 per month

Cognitive Consultation

Facilitated sessions where we provide impartial analysis, identify cognitive biases, and enhance problem-solving processes for complex organizational challenges.

$1,000-1,500 per session

About Frontier Thinking

Frontier Thinking is an innovative educational consultancy focused on teaching higher-order thinking skills to students and professionals across Utah. Founded on the principle that how people think is as important as what they know, Frontier Thinking addresses the growing demand for critical thinking, creative problem-solving, and cognitive flexibility in an AI-driven economy.

The business concept responds to a crucial gap in traditional education, which often emphasizes knowledge acquisition over thinking methodologies. As artificial intelligence continues to automate knowledge-based tasks, the ability to think critically, identify biases, and solve complex problems becomes increasingly valuable in both academic and professional environments.

Our Vision

Frontier Thinking envisions a Utah where higher-order thinking skills are recognized as essential education, where every student graduates with the cognitive tools to navigate complexity, where professionals approach challenges with reasoned creativity, and where organizations make decisions free from cognitive biases—creating a community of exceptional thinkers prepared to lead in the wisdom economy.