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Since 2020, LUME has engaged 350+ educators at nine institutions in “LUME Approach” learning experiences. Among educators in those engagements¹:
¹Reflects statistically significant findings from participants who provided both pre and post reflection data
LUME’s multi-year research partnership with the Unviersity of Missouri St. Louis yielded data from LUME’s demonstration school University City Children’s Center (UCCC) and two additional LUME partner centers. An independent observer assessed their classrooms usiing the CHILD tool from Yale University’s Child Study Center, which measures mental health climate - the environment’s potential to foster emotional and social development.
