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The Explorer Program Curriculum Framework lyra M o n t e s s o r i L i c h t e n t a l Developer: Saba Amiri.
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MariaMontessori John Dewey Ken Robinson Learning by doing Learning with purpose Learning for human potential Educational Model.
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3-Part Model Foundation (Core Skills) Flex (student’s choice) Talent Discovery (Portfolio Evidence).
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Foundation Modules Three pillars for adolescent development Communication, Mind–Body Development & Social Intelligence Literature, Arts & Expression Inquiry Innovation Critical Thinking.
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Communication, Mind–Body & Social Development Module 1 Confidence • Presence • Physical awareness • Emotional intelligence • Social interaction Course examples: • Confidence & Public Speaking • Debate, Dialogue & Active Listening • Movement, Agility & Functional Training • Body Awareness & Mindfulness • Social Intelligence Workshops.
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Literature, Arts & Creative Expression Module 2 Visual Arts • Music and Voice • Literary and Storytelling • Drama and Theater Course examples: • Drawing, Painting & Illustration • Choir Singing & Vocal Confidence • Poetry, Stories & Life Narratives • Theatre Performance & Script Writing.
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Inquiry, Innovation & Critical Thinking Module 5 Curiosity • Analysis • Systems thinking • Problem-solving • Synthesis • Foresight Course examples: • Inquiry-Based Explorations • Detective Learning & Evidence • Mini Research Projects • Systems Thinking for Kids • Creative Problem-Solving • Futures & Careers Exploration.
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Flex Modules Expanding horizons through choice Cultural Studies, Society & Global Awareness Media Literacy & Digital Culture in the Age of AI.
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Cultural Studies, Society & Global Awareness Module 3 Empathy • Intercultural literacy • Social understanding • Global awareness Course examples: • Cultural Identity & Traditions • Music, Sports & Society • Global Cultures & Perspectives • Community Stories & Local Culture • Environmental & Sustainability Studies • Democratic Participation & Ethical Citizenship.
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Media Literacy & Digital Culture In The Age of AI Module 4 Critical viewing • Digital responsibility • Media awareness • Tech literacy Course examples: • Media Literacy & AI Awareness • Digital Citizenship & Online Safety • Film, Cartoons & Visual Storytelling • Journalism, News & Ethical Reporting • Advertising, Influence & Bias • Young Content Creators.
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The Learning Rhythm The 6-Week Cycle Weeks 1–4: Foundation + Flex Week 5: Talent Boom Room Week 6: SparkTalks & Reflection.
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Learning Cycles A flexible guide aligned with the school year Cycle 1 Cycle 2 Cycle 3 Cycle 4 Cycle 5 September – mid October mid October – December January – mid February mid February – April April – June Talent Conference Talent Conference.
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We observe how students: • communicate • create • collaborate • inquire • regulate emotions • engage over time Formative Assessment.
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The future is still being written. Our task is not to predict it, but to prepare children to find their way within it..