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SEd Inst 2: Critical and Creative Thinking

Module 1. Social Innovation

LEARNING OUTCOME

In this module, you will learn about the concept of social innovation. After completing this
module, you should be able to:
1. Explain how critical thinking and creative thinking are applied in social innovation.

LEARNING CONTENT

Social Innovation

Social Innovation is about creating solutions that addresses the user’s needs. You cannot serve
the community to improve their lives if you do not understand them and work together with
them. The key words here is working WITH the community, immersing yourselves into the lives
of the community to understand what is needed.
Key Processes of Innovation

The innovation space is built from the four process elements: Critical thinking, Creativity, and
Design. The design process serves as a platform for critique and value creation that yields to
innovation.

Figure 1. Key Processes of Innovation.


ACTIVITY

To better understand social innovation, watch the following video clips:

KUBO- the Disaster Relief House


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Building Community Resilience Using Two – way Radio Technology


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Bamboo Dike River Embankment by Child Alert Mindanao


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Floating Agriculture by Concern, Inc.


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Pluvia Technologies Rainwater Collection and Filtration System


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Disaster Preparedness Simulator (DPS) by Ania Design


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Bottle – net life Jacket by Carlos Hilado


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Bakwit Kit: A flat – packed evacuation Kit Made by Typhoon Yolanda Survivors
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Assessment Task Through Video Presentation


a. Based in the video clips, what did you learn about social innovation?
b. Explain how the key processes: critical thinking, creative thinking and design are
applied in social innovation.
RECOMMENDED LEARNING MATERIALS AND RESOURCES FOR SUPPLEMENTARY
READINGS

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REFERENCES

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