Teacher Reviews

“We fell in love with the project during the lockdown. It was absolutely brilliant to see what Think Equal put together. It was something we have been looking for for a while.” – Helen Harris, Teacher in London, UK

“We have noticed an increase in kind behaviour, spread throughout the class; the children compliment each other and are happy to work together as a group.” –Think Equal teacher

“As we have explored our similarities and differences through narrative, I have noticed children developing pride in their sense of self and interest in others as individuals” -Think Equal teacher

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FAQ

Q. What does “EQlicious” mean?

EQ stands for Emotional Quotient, commonly referred to as “emotional intelligence”.  Our EQlicious kit nurture all aspects of emotional intelligence and wellbeing, from empathy to resilience to healthy relationships. It’s a selection of yummy and delicious stories for the little ones: EQ-licious!

Q. What is Think Equal?

Think Equal is a revolutionary programme providing social and emotional learning to children aged three to six in an effort to eliminate discrimination and inequality, address mental health challenges, and nurture wellbeing, empathy and healthy relationships in our children.  We aim to prevent discrimination and violence rather than reacting to its fallout. 

Since its inception in 2017, the classroom programme has been given to 170,000+ children in 20 countries and has been translated into 16 languages.  You can find out more about Think Equal and donate to our classroom programme here.

Q. Who designed the materials?

The Think Equal material was designed by a committee of experts in consultation with the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence, the University of Wisconsin-Madison’s Center for Healthy Minds and Emory University’s Center for Contemplative Science and Compassion-Based Ethics. Our programme has been endorsed by Montessori, UNICEF, Pope Francis and Jeffrey Sachs of the Earth Institute at Columbia University, amongst other experts.   

Q. Where does the money raised by the EQlicious kits go?

Think Equal’s EQlicious kits are entirely not for profit. After covering the costs of launching the product and the platform, all funds will go toward implementing the Think Equal programme in schools throughout the developing world. Each subscription sold gives the curriculum to FIVE children in classrooms across the globe.