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“Education unlocks opportunity and agency that can change the trajectory of a family for generations.”
Sandra Liu Huang
Head of Education & Vice President, Product
Every child should enter adulthood with the knowledge, skills, habits, and agency they need to realize their full potential. We believe that applying what we know from the fields of learning science and human development to education is the most promising way to achieve this vision.
In service of this vision, we collaborate with students, educators, and families to create educational tools and experiences that effectively meet the holistic needs of every child.
October 23, 2018 | Jose Perez and Damian Benavidez work together on their Summit Learning project at Bondy Intermediate School in Pasadena, Texas. Photograph by Elias Williams
October 23, 2018 | Jose Perez and Damian Benavidez work together on their Summit Learning project at Bondy Intermediate School in Pasadena, Texas. Photograph by Elias Williams
September 19, 2018 | Ms. Tricia Berry’s students come together to close out their weekly Circle practice at Valor Flagship Academy in Nashville, TN. Photograph by John Edmonds
September 19, 2018 | Ms. Tricia Berry’s students come together to close out their weekly Circle practice at Valor Flagship Academy in Nashville, TN. Photograph by John Edmonds
Focus Areas
We partner with students, educators, and families to build and support tools and programs that make it easier to apply the science of learning and human development.
Whole Child
Providing a truly transformative, personalized learning experience means supporting teachers and students as whole people — supporting not only academic achievement, but also their physical, social, emotional, and identity development.
We support the development of cutting-edge research on how people learn and the implementation of evidence-based practices that empower teachers to support each student according to their unique learning needs.
October 23, 2018 | 8th graders Nailea Esquivel, Bradford Husband and Calynn Killian work with mini whiteboards to calculate a slope. Student are encouraged to seek help from each other in the areas that they need to focus on. Bondy Intermediate School in Pasadena, Texas. Photograph by Elias Williams
October 23, 2018 | 8th graders Nailea Esquivel, Bradford Husband and Calynn Killian work with mini whiteboards to calculate a slope. Student are encouraged to seek help from each other in the areas that they need to focus on. Bondy Intermediate School in Pasadena, Texas. Photograph by Elias Williams
Gradient Learning
Our team partners with educators at Gradient Learning to create learning experiences and tools - like those found in the Summit Learning Program - that meet the needs of every student and teacher.
September 17, 2018 | Raymonde Charles, Communications, presenting a grant announcement plan, with Jared Joiner, Education, listening in at CZI.
Photograph by An Rong Xu
September 17, 2018 | Raymonde Charles, Communications, presenting a grant announcement plan, with Jared Joiner, Education, listening in at CZI.
Photograph by An Rong Xu
Meet Our Team
September 17, 2018 | Hannah Kahn, Grants, Gabriela Lopez, Education, and Margarita Florez, Education, at CZI. Photograph by An Rong Xu
September 17, 2018 | Hannah Kahn, Grants, Gabriela Lopez, Education, and Margarita Florez, Education, at CZI. Photograph by An Rong Xu
“The heart and soul of education remains about great practitioners working lovingly and skillfully to create the environments and experiences that truly change lives.”
Jim Shelton
Senior Advisor
September 17, 2018 | Kari Lee, Education Tech, at an Education All Hands meeting at CZI.
Photograph by An Rong Xu
September 17, 2018 | Kari Lee, Education Tech, at an Education All Hands meeting at CZI.
Photograph by An Rong Xu
Leadership
Sandra Liu HuangHead of Education & Vice President, Product
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