design thinking to reach the common core
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DESIGN THINKING TO REACH
COMMON CORE @cscottsy
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enjoy class. every class. every student.
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COMMON CORE
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not just content anymore
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application throughhigher-order skills
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rigorous evidence based conversations
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students demonstrate independence
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students build strong content knowledge
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collaborative problem solving
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respond to varying demands of audience, task, purpose and discipline
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comprehend as well as critique
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students value evidence
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compare multiple sources
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construct explanations
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use digital media strategically and capably
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students come to understand different perspectives and cultures
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REALITY
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students aren’t interested in learning _______
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CULTURE
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ENTER
DESIGNTHINKING
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ITS A PROCESS
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AND A MINDSET
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you are a designer
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let’s be intentional about design
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dont fret about the terms
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its just rethinking what you do.
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we all want our studentsto be successful
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but feel the limitations of the school system
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REAL WORLD
PROBLEMS
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5 PHASES
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CHALLENGE
0
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--HOW MIGHT WE?--APPROACHABLE
--UNDERSTANDABLE
--ACTIONABLE
0
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DISCOVERY
1
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--YOU HAVE A CHALLENGE--EMPATHY
--LEARNING ABOUT THE AUDIENCE
1
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--QUESTIONS--START SPECIFIC
THEN:TELL ME MORE
CAN YOU EXPLAIN
1
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--RESEARCH--PROBE DEEP
1
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INTERPRETATION
2
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--CLEARER DEFINITION--SEARCH FOR MEANING--FRAME OPPORTUNITIES
2
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--SCRUTINIZE--LISTEN TO EACH OTHER
2
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IDEATION
3
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--GENERATE IDEAS--GO FOR VOLUME--BRAINSTORMING
3
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--CREATIVE SOLUTIONS--BE VISUAL
--USE POST-ITS
3
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EXPERIMENTATION
4
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--MAKE STUFF--PROTOTYPE EARLY AND OFTEN
--GET FEEDBACK
4
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--MAKE A MOVIE--COMBINE PICTURES WITH TEXT
--QUICK AND DIRTY
4
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EVOLUTION
5
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--TEST ON ORIGINAL AUDIENCE--BIAS TOWARDS ACTION
--SHOW DONT TELL
5
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RINSE AND REPEAT
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CLASSROOM IDEAS
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ENGLISH CLASS
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Students use DT to solve a real problem that their peers face today, students write what they used to think and how using DT has opened their eyes to other solutions.extension- students write a fiction novel based on their iterations
CCSS.ELA-Literacy.CCRA.W.5 Develop and strengthenwriting as needed by planning, revising, editing,rewriting, or trying a new approach.
ENGLISH CLASS
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SCIENCE CLASS
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SCIENCE CLASS
Students use DT to create solutions for current problems facing scientists. -reusable rockets-space travel
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HISTORY CLASS
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HISTORY CLASS
Students use DT to get in the head of a historical figure. Use the discovery process to find answers to questions.Students develop deeper knowledge and respect for historical figures.
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MATH CLASS
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MATHCLASS
Students use DT to work collaboratively to solve math problems. Use techniques like brainstorming, divergent thinking, convergent thinking to develop possible solutions.
Check out: http://www.insidemathematics.org/index.php/exemplary-lessons-integrating-practice-standards
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MISC CLASS
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MISCCLASS
Students use DT to develop projects that aid others in learning concepts.interviewiteratetest
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COMMON PROBLEMS
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DONE IS DONEIDEA VOLUME
DEFERING JUDGEMENTLOST IN TERMS
FOLLOWING PRESCRIPTION
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PROBLEMS ARE JUST OPPORTUNITIES IN
DISGUISE
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DESIGN THINKING
IS THE COMMON
CORESaturday, October 26, 13
Common Core Design Thinking
Students demonstrate independence without significant scaffolding.
The whole process is designed to be self-directed - student
lead
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Common Core Design Thinking
Students build strong content knowledge.
steps 1 & 2 discovery
interpretation
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Common Core Design Thinking
Students comprehend as well as critique.
step 3 & 4ideation
experimentation
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Common Core Design Thinking
Students respond to the varying demands of audience, task, purpose and discipline.
step 1 empathy
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Common Core Design Thinking
Students value evidence
step 1 & 2 discovery
interpretation-stories
-research
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Common Core Design Thinking
Students use technology and digital media strategically and
capably.
step 4 prototyping
-movies-digital collage
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Common Core Design Thinking
Students come to understand other perspectives and cultures.
step 1discovery-listening-empathy
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Common Core Design Thinking
Students make sense of problems and persevere in
solving them.
step 0 & 1define challenge
discoveryand following through
with steps 2-5
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Common Core Design Thinking
Students reason abstractly and quantitatively.
step 3 ideation
-idea volume-defer judgement
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Common Core Design Thinking
Students construct viable arguments and critique the
reasoning of others.
step 5evolution
-testing ideas-feedback-rework
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RESOURCES:YOUTUBE.COM/WATCH?V=M66ZU2PCICMDESIGNTHINKINGFOREDUCATORS.COMCORESTANDARDS.ORG/THE-STANDARDS
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CHRIS SCOTT@CSCOTTSY
CSCOTTSY@GMAIL.COM805-215-8864
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What Is This?
Corey Fordcford@stanford.edu
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Corey Fordcford@stanford.edu
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Corey Fordcford@stanford.edu
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