Students continue to work through the DISCOVERY phase of the Design Thinking Process to ensure they fully develop an awareness and understanding for problems and/or ideas and/or ways to better and build our community.

They also continue to add to their individual student project portfolios - a Google Site they can attach to CV’s and scholarship applications which showcases the learning and essential skills such as leadership, collaboration, communication and community partnership they are developing on a Wednesday.

DID YOU KNOW? Design Thinking directly benefits students' academic development in several ways:

• Deeper Understanding: By focusing on empathy and problem definition, students learn to analyze information critically and connect it to real-world contexts. This leads to a more profound understanding of concepts across all subjects.

• Enhanced Problem-Solving Skills: Design Thinking cultivates a systematic and creative approach to problem-solving, a skill that's essential for success in any academic discipline.

• Increased Engagement and Motivation: The hands-on, interactive nature of Design Thinking makes learning more engaging and relevant, fostering a sense of ownership and motivation in students.

• Improved Collaboration and Communication: Design Thinking encourages teamwork, communication, and the ability to give and receive constructive feedback.

• Application of Knowledge: It allows students to apply learned knowledge into practical application.

In essence, Design Thinking empowers students to become lifelong learners and problem-solvers. It equips them with the skills and mindset necessary to thrive in an ever-changing world.

Want to know more about what students are accomplishing on a Wednesday - check out our website.