The Solutionary Framework is a multi-step approach that teaches students to think like solutionaries, someone who is able to identify and address unjust systems, from problem identification to solution implementation. The framework can be adapted to fit into existing curriculum.
Students engaged in solutionary learning think more critically and systemically; demonstrate greater compassion for other people, animals, and the environment; and feel a greater sense of agency and optimism in the face of significant social and environmental challenges.
The Solutionary Micro-credential Program (SMP) provides you with a framework and resources you can use to support your students to select, learn about, and analyze a problem they care about in their school or community and then plan and take positive action.
As a result of participating in a solutionary project, 96% of students say they developed more compassion and understanding of others’ lives and perspectives and 93% of students report feeling more confident that they can take action and make a positive difference.
The Institute for Humane Education (IHE) helps educators integrate the most important local and global issues into their curricula and classroom so that students are engaged, motivated, and prepared to use their ever-evolving academic, critical thinking, and social-emotional skills in the service of addressing community, national, and/or global challenges that concern them.
IHE has a variety of offerings to help educators bring humane education into their classrooms, including a free Solutionary Guidebook, free lesson plans, a micro-credential program, and graduate programs.
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