Get Started with Design Thinking
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Each age group has their own abilities when it comes to learning, being more advanced as children develop. This being said, certain age groups can handle more intense work.
This page shows us different challenges that would be good for different grades that we can try design thinking with.
Based on levels and age groups on how to work differently. How to use knowledge on students based on their range.
In this article is showed how design thinking work in different age groups and ranges. Although they may be different in knowledge, resource and approach they all achieve the same same way of thinking.
This gives us some context as to how to use Design Thinking with various age ranges. I think this is incredibly important to understand as it is a tool that can be altered to fit the cognitive developments for certain ages.
I liked that this article showed the different ranges of age, and gave the difference in how to act.
I like the way the resource above provided information on the different methods you could use for different age ranges. What works for younger kids will most likely not work for older kids which I think is an important thing to remember as well.
I like how there were different methods for different levels of schools elementary, middle, and high.
I enjoyed how the article mentioned different exercises to do with your students depending on their age range.
it is a meothd to problem solve and it is used to better the design thinking aspect of ones knowledge
Jordyn
Mar 17, 2024