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Imagineerz Learning
Design Thinking

How We Teach Design Thinking


Understand: The initial phase of the design thinking process where children delve into understanding the problem and defining their goal clearly.


Ideate: Following goal setting, children brainstorm solutions, embracing all ideas. This stage encourages them to think without limits, fostering creativity and risk-taking to envision both practical and imaginative solutions.


Prototype: Children then create initial prototypes using sketches, models, and simple materials like cardboard. This step allows them to quickly bring their ideas to life and start visualizing potential solutions.


Test: The final step involves testing their prototypes to gather feedback on what works and what doesn’t. This crucial phase teaches children the value of failure as a stepping stone to refinement and ultimate success.

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