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Putting something that’s uniquely yours into the world isn’t easy. Don’t panic! Every innovator and leader and changemaker had to start somewhere and though the path always looks daunting when we take our first step, it’s easier than we assume.
We spoke with Story Warren, an award-winning rising leader and community builder, to find out what it’s like to start a movement as a teenager, and what advice she has for those who want to follow in her footsteps.
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The Perfect Pitch
A pitch refers to a persuasive message or presentation that is designed to convince someone to buy a product or service, invest in a...
Leadership
Leadership is the ability to influence and inspire others towards a common goal or vision. A leader is someone who can guide, motivate and...
How to Stay Organized
Being organized is a crucial skill in school, career and life. Staying organized can help you be more productive, reduce stress, improve your time...
How to Market Your Idea
Why Marketing Skills are Valuable
Promoting ideas, products and services: Marketing skills can help individuals and organizations promote their products, services or ideas effectively, which...
Stories from rising leaders
Young people can change the world. You can make a difference for people and nature today. But the path isn’t always as obvious or as easy as we...
Design Thinking with Michael Kennedy
So, you’ve got a great idea for a class project; to launch a new business; to improve a community service; to change the world...
Selecting Your Topic
Choosing a good topic for a project can be challenging, but here are some steps to make the decision just a bit less overwhelming.
Identify...
Further Exploration
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Resources From the Curated Library
Khan Academy: A Case Study in Scaling a Start-Up
Bias: Centre/Right
Source: Khan Academy
File Type: Case Study
Overview: Khan Academy: A Case Study in Scaling a Start-Up
Web Link: https://hbr.org/podcast/2024/11/khan-academy-a-case-study-in-scaling-a-start-up
What is prototyping?
What is prototyping?
Sub-Category: Prototyping
Source: Innovation Foundation
File Type: Video
Overview: What prototyping is
How to ask the better question
How to ask the better question
Sub-Category: Interviews
Source: TED
File Type: Video
Overview: How to ask the better question
How to identify and avoid bias in research
How to identify and avoid bias in research
Sub-Category: Research & Reference
Source: Medium
File Type: Guide
Overview: How to identify and avoid bias in research
Web Link: https://medium.com/@scottclark/5-research-biases-how-to-identify-and-avoid-them-in-your-research-1ae97bb76d3
Canada’s research code of conduct
Canada's research code of conduct
Sub-Category: Research & Reference
Source: Government of Canada
File Type: Guide
Overview: Canada's research code of conduct
Web Link: https://nrc.canada.ca/en/corporate/values-ethics/code-conduct
Simple Explanation of How to Write a Report
Simple Explanation of How to Write a Report
Sub-Category: Research & Reference
Source: A Research Guide
File Type: Guide
Overview: A guide to writing a research paper
Web Link: https://www.aresearchguide.com/write-a-report.html
Reflections
Michael Kennedy
So, you’ve got a great idea for a class project; to launch a new business; to improve a community service; to change the world...
Further Considerations
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