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SCE’s Big Questions
On January 2, 2017, SCE is launching a new Challenge initiative focused on digital learning. Our first blog outlined SCE’s methodology and why we are prioritizing digital learning as a key pathway to the development of ...
SCE and Digital Learning: How did we get here?
On January 2, 2017, SCE is launching a new Challenge initiative focused on digital learning. In the coming weeks, we will post a three-part blog that will outline SCE’s approach, aspirations, what motivates us to invest ...
The SEL Challenge Technical Report has Launched!
We are pleased to announce the launch of the SEL Challenge Technical Report! The SEL Challenge was designed in pursuit of two ambitious goals: to identify promising practices for building SEL skills with vulnerable adolescents, and ...
YOUmedia Awarded SCE Venture Grant Partnership
SCE is pleased to announce YOUmedia as a 2016 Venture Grant partner! Venture Grants proactively target thought leaders and creative organizations on the leading edge of the field. Through this initiative, we build partnerships with innovative groups working to ...
G4C Student Challenge: The results are in…
In 2015 SCE partnered with Games for Change and the Institute of Play to support the assessment of the NYC Games for Change Student Challenge. Middle and high school students in 12 NYC public schools were ...
New Report Highlights Ways to Improve Access to Digital Media among Low-Income Communities
In 2015, SCE partnered with the the Joan Ganz Cooney Center and First Book on a year-long study that explored ways of improving access to digital media among low-income communities. The findings provide a research-based context ...
Partner Blog: Building Best Practices from Cedar and Oak
This blog series features stories from SCE’s SEL Challenge partners. Building Best Practices from Cedar and Oak By Brett Hart, Executive Director from Philadelphia Wooden Boat Factory I like to think of the wood as kind ...
How to Revitalize Schools With Tech
Last week, SCE Chairwoman, Susan Crown along with other top educators, technologists, philanthropists, entrepreneurs and investors participated in a task-force to discuss technology in education reform. The group prioritized the following four draft recommendations of what ...