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What’s the Big Deal? How Design Thinking Transforms the Classroom & School Menlo Park City School District Menlo Park CA Maurice Ghysels, Superintendent Alicia Bowman, Director of Student Assessment, Program Evaluation & Research Erik Burmeister, Middle School Principal 2013 ACSA Leadership Summit November 8, 2013 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

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Page 1: Design thinking

What’s the Big Deal? How Design Thinking

Transforms the Classroom & School

Menlo Park City School DistrictMenlo Park CA

Maurice Ghysels, SuperintendentAlicia Bowman, Director of Student Assessment, Program Evaluation & ResearchErik Burmeister, Middle School Principal

2013 ACSA Leadership SummitNovember 8, 2013 8:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

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Purpose of our Presentation

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What is Design Thinking?

“The Methodology commonly referred to as design thinking is a proven and

repeatable problem-solving protocol that any business or profession can employ to

achieve extraordinary results.”-Fast Company

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What is Design Thinking?

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Opening Ourselves to Possibility

Design thinking is a mindset

It’s really not training it is doing.

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With design thinking you….

Focus on the individual

Design as Delight

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With design thinking you…

Observe to InspireGo and see things that are different than you.

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With design thinking you…

Fail early

and

Fail often

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How Do We Design Something Different?

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Let’s get you designing…

A Hangout for Brenda and her friends

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Design Thinking in Menlo Park

We apply a design thinking lens to most things in Menlo Park.

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District Level

Empathy with the Community

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Program LevelEmpathy and Inquiry with Teachers

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School LevelDesigning for Delight

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Classroom Level

Students as Design Thinkers

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Learn more about Design ThinkingThe following websites provide resources around Design Thinking especially in the educational setting.

http://dschool.stanford.edu/http://www.k12lab.org/

http://www.ideo.com/work/toolkit-for-educators

http://createdu.org/ http://www.extremebydesignmovie.com/