Submitting New Principles

This template is designed to help you structure your content when creating pages for new principles. Try and stick to this structure as closely as possible. However, if you have an idea that doesn't fit perfectly, feel free to let us know. We can discuss the best way to incorporate it.

Introduction

Start with a brief introduction that outlines the principle. Explain the core idea and what the reader will learn after understanding this principle. Aim to keep it concise yet informative to hook the reader.

Prerequisites

List 2-3 relatable experiences that would help the reader recognize if this principle is especially relevant to their situation.

[Section Name]

Break down the principle into clear sections that explore it in detail. Use examples and practical applications where possible.

If referencing another concept, be sure to explain it or suggest a link for the user to get more information on that topic. If you're using diagrams or visuals, make sure they are fully explained for accessibility purposes. Include a clear description of what each visual is demonstrating and how it relates to the principle.

Feel free to suggest sub-pages - if a topic starts to sprawl we can create sub-pages to make the reading experience better. If there's a way for a user to put what you've taught into practice, try and funnel them into doing that.

Avoid writing in long, continuous prose. Instead, break up your content with headings, lists, and examples to enhance readability.

Related Programs

If this principle is tied to specific programs, link them here. You can also provide a brief overview of how these programs utilize or embody the principle in practice.

Notable Mentions

• Programs that directly apply or demonstrate this first principle. Make sure you mention any important features that heavily draw on this principle.

References and Further Reading

Provide links to external resources or references for readers who may want to explore this principle in more depth. Include any studies, books, or articles that support the concept.

Make sure all articles or external resources are from reputable sources and contain up-to-date information. If the information is crucial to the principle, include it within the body of the page rather than just linking to it.