Here she bridges the gap between academic research and practical application that enables metacognition and creative problem solving in schools and classrooms around the world. Nogah helps to imagine what could be and provides the support to make it happen. She mentors leaders and educators to bring the methodologies of Integrative Thinking and Business Design into their practice.
Most recently, worked with the Ministry of Education to develop the video resource Innovations in Thinking and Learning on The Learning Exchange. She has collaborated with Roger Martin to create a post-secondary course syllabus on Social Entrepreneurship based on the book Getting Beyond Better. She also led a design project with SAMETRICA to develop an online training course for consultants and social entrepreneurs in social impact measurement. Nogah received her M.Ed. and B.Ed. from the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education. She also holds a Honours Bachelor of Arts from Trent University in History and Indigenous Studies. Prior to Rotman, Nogah was a teacher with the Toronto District School Board and a Founder of the Young Social Entrepreneurs of Canada.
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