Design ThinkingChallenge

#1 Generate ways to start experimenting Design Thinking skillsDefine and Empathize

At Work

In our Community

Relationships

Debbie Tebovich - 2013

Making small changes in my workplace Fostering student’s autonomy in their learning processMoving around our class to role-play, to brainstorm, to createRole-playingQuestioning to develop higher order thinkingChallenging students to create their own hypothesis Ideas BoardGoals BoardVideo MomentsMentoring Design Thinking (WOW love it!)

At Work: ESL teaching

Practice EmpathyLooking at challenges from another perspectiveDeveloping a positive code of languageAcceptingDevelop awareness of Facial expressionsPay attention to body LanguageGoing out for a walk Taking time to do things we enjoy: sports, walks, moviesRelaxingProcrastinating is not always a bad ideaStop complaining

Relationships

Create ideas to take care of our neighborhoodCampaign for changes, start with one personWhat things do we do when we visit other countries that we don’t do when we are in own habitat?Start by doing one thing and share itConnect with people Ask for helpCollaborate with NPO

In Our Community

Design ThinkingChallenge

# 2: Build on IdeasIdeation & Prototyping

Make a 2013 Best Projects Book. This can be used to market and expand business

Create the Learning English Manifesto

Design Thinking Lesson Planning File

How might we create powerful learning moment in class?

Ideate &

Prototype

✔ What Worked

Ideas © Comments

Define&

Empathize

Test

Improvements

I met Marilyn Monroe

Why did you choose to meet her?Share her pictures

Let’s Interview her!

Let’s read!What would you like to know about her?

Assess with learners

Let’s Watch & Listen!

Choose a song for her

Learning!What have you learnt about Marilyn?What do you feel for her now that got to know her?

We complain that the city is dirty, but smokers just drop the cigarette tips on the sidewalk or they throw them with a very peculiar movement on the edge of the sidewalk. This is something we don’t do when we travel to other cities. In fact we have the “big brother” effect and worry that if we do something wrong we might end up in trouble, like paying fines, or we would be ashamed by a citizen telling us what we have done is disgusting.So, here is an idea for smokers:The “Keep Your Cigarette Tip Device”Cheap, small, you can keep in you bag, backpack, or in your jacket pocketWhat’s next?

How can we design a devise to keep our community cleaner?

Keep Our City Clean Device

Non-Smoking DeviceComing Soon

Debbie Tebovich -2013