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Browse our PI toolkit library of over 200 original and linked online materials, including videos, readings, and activities designed to support learning and to prompt rich, participatory, and character-driven innovation. Engaging videos, TED Talks, podcasts, and articles deliver perspectives from leading psychologists, philosophers, and practitioners on PI assets and practices, while classroom-ready materials provide thought-provoking activities for exploring Principled Innovation with current and future educators.
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How to have moral courage and moral imagination
3 minutes By: The Ethics Centre
High-performing teams need psychological safety
10 minutes By: Harvard Business Review, Laura Delizonna
Just thinking about cooperation can make you less prejudiced
10 minutes By: Greater Good Science Center, Jill Suttie
Creating a culture of collaborative family engagement
15 minutes By: Getting Smart, Kristen Thorson
How to break down communication barriers between teachers and families
20 minutes By: Amanda Morin, Understood.org
Got a wicked problem? First, tell me how you make toast?
10 minutes By: TED, Tom Wujec
President Obama’s philosophy on political compromise
2 minutes By: President Barack Obama
Cultivating collaboration: don’t be so defensive!
16 minutes By: Jim Tamm, TEDx
What makes a successful, innovative team?
12 minutes By: Cyril Bouquet, Institute for Management Development
Teacher collaboration: spreading best practices school-wide
3 minutes By: Edutopia
Introduction to appreciative inquiry
10 minutes By: David L. Cooperrider Center for Appreciative Inquiry
Peter Senge: introduction to systems thinking
2 minutes By: MIT, Peter Senge
Developing a systems thinking capacity in learners of all ages
15 minutes By: Tracey Benson, Waters Center for Systems Thinking
5 barriers to critical thinking
10 minutes By: Chistopher Dwyer, Psychology Today