Research & Effectiveness

Generous Students' biblical SEL curriculum blends evidence-based practices with a faith-centered framework called The 7 Ways of Living Generously. It fosters students’ social, emotional, and spiritual growth in grades K-8.
Testimonials That Speak Volumes

what teachers are saying

I was beginning to see the development of the intention of giving.

The best part about teaching was that I was beginning to see the development of the intention of giving. I went a season without having the curriculum, and I noticed a big difference, in a negative way, without the curriculum.

what admins are saying

Generosity is off the charts.

How do we know the kids are growing outside of anecdotal evidence? Generosity is our strongest character trait out of all the traits we measure. Generosity is off the charts — we are seeing it come to life. This curriculum is helping us make concrete something that we really @value and really want to grow in.

what students are saying

Generosity is like a ripple effect.

Last year when I came to this school, I wasn’t very generous with my words. I didn’t have a good relationship with God either. I saw other people being generous, and I wanted to be like them. When I started being generous, I noticed other people being generous too. That’s the ripple effect, and I’ve grown in my relationship with God from this program.

Evidence-Based and Faith-Guided

Generous Classroom ensures students develop emotional skills and spiritual maturity to become compassionate leaders by combining the latest SEL research with sound biblical teaching.

Click here for the USC Research Study!
Click here for the recent Impact Study!