Expanding School Adoption of the SEE Learning Program

The SEE (Social, Emotional, and Ethical) Learning Program, which was developed by Emory University alongside educators, psychologists and neuroscientists, is a comprehensive, non-religious, and globally-adaptable K-12 education initiative designed to foster greater empathy, introspection, and problem-solving skills in future generations. The Ziran Education Foundation is wholly committed to promoting the adoption of the SEE Learning Program in schools worldwide.

SEE is built upon scientifically-backed strategies for strengthening K-12 students’ social, ethical and cognitive competencies. The program has its own robust framework, age-segmented curricula, and support systems for preparing, certifying, and professionally developing participating educators.

Students taught via the SEE Program undergo cutting-edge social-emotional learning, which encompasses focus training, compassion cultivation, systems thinking, and resilience-building based around trauma-informed care.

Helping Schools in Remote Regions Access English-speaking Teachers

English is the most widely-spoken language across the world, and students who are fluent in English have a much wider range of travel, education, and career options to choose from than students who aren’t fluent. Unfortunately, schools for children who reside in remote, geographically-isolated, and lower-income regions like the Himalayas lack the amenities and means necessary to recruit and retain quality English teachers. 

Ziran Education is proud to help provide students in faraway regions with the English education they’ll need to freely participate in this increasingly interconnected world. Ziran provides funding for teachers’ salaries, infrastructure development, and learning materials to schools in the Indian Himalayan Region and beyond.

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