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    National Geographic Learning Programs for Young Learners and

    Social Emotional Learning (SEL)


    At National Geographic Learning we create English programs that are inspiring, real, and relevant.
    We believe that learning is a way of living, and that students learn their world by experiencing
    it through the stories, ideas, photography, and video in our materials.

    Our programs develop the skills needed to be confident in the classroom,


    and to navigate the world as a lifelong learner.

    Because we teach English — and we teach the world.

    To develop active global citizens, National Geographic Learning programs help young learners
    to confidently apply social and emotional skills in English through materials that feature global
    content, inspiring National Geographic Explorers, values instruction, and hands-on projects.

    Look empowers students


    by providing a variety
    of contexts to practice
    the key Social Emotional
    Learning competencies
    of self-awareness, self-
    management, responsible
    decision-making,
    relationship skills, and
    social awareness.

    Look embraces the idea


    that children have an
    enormous appetite
    for learning about
    the world.

    Look taps into this curiosity


    by providing a window
    into a fascinating world of
    real-life stories from diverse
    places and cultures. These
    real-life stories enhance the
    child’s learning experience
    and give authentic
    opportunities to practice
    and develop SEL skills.
    Here are some examples of how Look offers various opportunities through activities that help young learners develop their
    social emotional skills:

    Self-Awareness (About Me) and Relationship Skills


    Self-Management (Taking Care of Myself) (Working Together)
    Look promotes self- Look promotes
    awareness and self- relationship skills
    management skills by focusing on
    by helping students skills related
    develop their sense to mediation,
    of self, recognize their collaboration, and
    strengths and areas communicating
    for improvement, effectively,
    confidently express promoting
    their ideas, and intercultural
    understand their competency,
    emotions, thoughts, giving students
    and values. Look chances to
    also promotes cooperate and
    student agency and work with teams to
    autonomy, as well as solve issues, and
    skills for self-discipline giving students
    and self-motivation. the skills to resolve
    conflicts.

    Making Decisions Social Awareness


    (Responsible Decision-Making) (The World Around Me)

    Look promotes responsible decision-making skills by Look promotes social awareness skills by giving students
    fostering curiosity and open-mindedness, teaching opportunities to understand and empathize with the
    skills for identifying solutions to personal and social perspectives of people from diverse backgrounds,
    problems, asking students to evaluate the benefits and cultures, and contexts, promoting the ability to understand
    consequences of actions, and giving students the skills to other perspectives, and giving students the skills to
    make ethical and caring choices about their own behavior. recognize situational demands and opportunities.

    “National Geographic”, “National Geographic Society” and the Yellow Border Design
    are registered trademarks of the National Geographic Society ® Marcas Registradas

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