A resource to cultivate and celebrate Canada’s culture of innovation
The stories of Canadian innovators form the basis of inquiry learning and provide a foundation for creating new innovations. Learners are inspired to use the Innovation Cycle to research and develop ideas; incubate, test, and improve their innovations; and plan for implementation.
Educators are provided with sample tools and templates for teaching, along with assessment strategies to align with cross-curricular learning goals.
INNOVATION IS THE CREATION OR IMPROVEMENT OF A PRODUCT OR PROCESS TO MAKE AN IMPACT
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This resource provides educators with practical ideas and engaging activities to transform the learning environment into an centre of innovation!
Learners will use the Innovation Cycle and How to Innovate checklists for designing innovation proposals and projects, in order to make positive impacts in their communities.
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