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Term Three, 2024

Use this page to help you on your Ripyl® journey. The resources can be downloaded, and new items will be added as we move through the Ripyl® journey.

Resources


Ripyl® Board

Flowchart diagram illustrating an 8-step problem-solving process by Ripyl, starting with 'empathize,' followed by 'define,' 'problem solve,' 'validate,' 'build,' 'test,' 'iterate,' and finishing with 'finalize.'

Video Links

The Power of Empathy | Audrey Moore | TEDxYouth

Empathy Can Change The World

4 Things We Learn from Teamwork | 4:52

Design Thinking Example | 3:22

Three teenagers in a classroom, one flexing, others smiling, with educational posters on the wall behind them.
Three young students standing in front of a whiteboard, holding drawings. The whiteboard has an image of a roller coaster projected onto it. Other students are seated, watching the presentation.
Three students giving a presentation in a classroom with a whiteboard displaying a roller coaster image.
Three adolescents in a classroom, two holding sketches of birds and anatomical drawings, wearing casual attire.
Three students standing in front of a classroom presenting, with a roller coaster diagram projected on a screen behind them. The classroom has books, posters, and educational materials around.
Three students standing in front of a classroom, making presentations with hands raised, an image of a rollercoaster projected on a screen behind them.
Group of teenagers standing in a classroom holding papers with roller coaster images on the monitor and wall behind them.
Students in a classroom presenting drawings on a whiteboard with roller coaster image
Three students standing in a classroom, with one holding a piece of paper, in front of a whiteboard showing a roller coaster drawing.