A morning spent with the Women’s Guild in Muscat, Oman showing how our Harbord & Khan Thinking Toolsⓒ can be applied beyond the classroom as a useful starting point for tricky conversations and thinking more clearly in complex situations.

Participants explored the Polka Dotⓒ (Understanding aspects of your wants and needs, how do wants and needs impact you and your family?), Thinking Generatorⓒ (Reflecting on Bias and Open-mindedness and how beliefs impact your behaviour), Building Blocks ⓒ (expats move around a lot, so its useful to explore your local context through different ways of knowing, how can you create a nourishing space or build community?) and Detectiveⓒ Tools (Analysing a situation, event or topic).