Critical Thinking innovations

With 1 hour of a student's time we enable teachers to effectively meet the academic and social emotional needs of every learner. Our proprietary, normed cognitive screener measures complex reasoning,

CommonLit operates a free online reading program in English and Spanish, serving over 20 million teachers and students across the globe. CommonLit's research-based platform offers over 2,000 high-qual

Writer’s Block is a physical learning tool that helps children organise their ideas and construct new knowledge. Embracing the concept of scaffolding, the methodology enables children to transform the

Bridging is a new knowledge sport whereby students compete in connecting evidence to claims for important news as part of media literacy training and students collaborating in protecting the community

Have you seen the trend in negative stats on adolescent depression, anxiety, self harm, and substance abuse? This trend and other related issues are 100% preventable with education and practice. Th

Invigos’ cloud-based writing tool offers ‒ unlike MS Word and Google Docs ‒ inspiration to get started and guidance to continually manage the complexities of creating a well-written text. Ultimately,

Academic activities are often not aimed at all-round development, and this is why every child needs to be involved in one Child development activities. Kids often also learn other important life skill

CoolThink@JC is a large scale Computational Thinking education program created in Hong Kong since 2016, a US$67 million funding project donated and created by the Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust

By implementing a whole school philosophy program (3-18 year olds) we hope to develop innovative learners who are also ethical, aesthetic, logical, & epistemic. Alongside the inclusion of technology i

Inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement, this is a higher education pedagogical tool: a series of 4 minute animations showcasing key figures who have contributed to discussions on race either in t

Rocket Learning’s solution is technology and community-enabled behaviour change – creating the social incentives and behavioural nudges to pull parent communities to engage with children and teachers.

This multi-platform curriculum based on fables aims to educate children in citizenship and socio-emotional skills, encouraging them to have fun while reflecting on their reality. During 2020, and in p