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October 25, 2017
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Problem Investigators: Tackling Authentic Community Issues Using a Design Thinking Model

 
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Overview

Participants will understand the design cycle we implemented with first graders: needs-finding, ideation, prototyping, testing, presenting. Participants will be able to integrate this model into their own classrooms. Resources, tools, and examples will be available during the session and as online resources to assist participants in creating their own service-learning problem investigation unit.

 

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