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Civic Innovation
Center
Creative Thinking Community for Students
At the core of SCSI’s culture is mastery-based critical thinking, which highlights the essential steps in the critical thinking process for both preschool children and teenagers.
We believe in allowing our students to advance at their own pace, ensuring they have a solid grasp of each step involved in critical thinking.
With that in mind, we empower parents to nurture critical thinking and democratic values from the earliest stages of their children's development by:
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Offering to parents guides, storybooks, and activities that introduce concepts like fairness, choice, and empathy.
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Running sessions on how to talk to young children about decision-making, cooperation, and respectful disagreement.
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Encourage voting games, role-play, and storytelling to make abstract ideas tangible for kids.
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Connecting parents through schools, libraries, and community centers for shared learning and support.
Capitalism in the United States has changed, shaped by laws and institutions, resulting in a corporatist system in which employees, who as individuals have intrinsic value, skills,
and unique capabilities, are treated as commodities rather than as human capital. This shift has affected labor relations, economic mobility, and economic policy.
Remember that free‑market capitalism was built on competition, but it has been captured by monopolies, monopsonies, and financial elites. What once promised liberty now enforces inequality, stripping workers of dignity and hollowing democracy.
Today, in our capitalistic system, national priorities in the digitized economy require investment in higher education to strengthen the intellectual potential of the workforce.
Therefore, young Americans must invest in higher education to meet these new expectations. However, due to the globalization of human capital, American education has lost its impact. It is no longer a steppingstone to a higher social class, which has contributed to the shrinking middle
class since the 1970s.
Given that SCSI combines the principles of capitalism with a commitment to education, ethical practices, and social responsibility, it established the American Workforce Creative Thinking Community to foster these values.
The goal of this community is to remind all members of the history of capitalism that free-market capitalism thrived because self-interest and competition played a significant role in the free-market economy. Self-interest was the motivator, and competition was the regulator of economic activity.
SCSI is here to show the workforce the spirit of enterprise can be reclaimed: by centering fairness, sustainability, and community, we can restore markets as engines of trust, dignity, and democratic resilience.
Furthermore, my love for democracy and capitalism inspired me to design a business model that fosters a
positive workplace culture by ensuring everyone feels valued, supported, and motivated, rather than being kept subordinate by corporate capitalists.
My business model is a novel approach that addresses key shortcomings in existing economic frameworks,
particularly in the knowledge and digital economy. Read more “Edified Capitalist Unravel the Flaws of Capitalism.”
Are you involved in your children's education?
Would you like to receive a periodic report about new children's books, videos, or short films?
Would you like to participate in GDI’s educational activities?
If your answer is affirmative, please choose the area in which you would like to be involved: