Design Thinking in the Lower School [Video]
Source/Author: Dominique Craft, Dean of Curriculum and Instruction for the Experiential and Lower Schools
October 17, 2018
SCA sponsored a parent session about Design Thinking on Tuesday, October 16. A video of the presentation is below.
Are you curious about what Design Thinking is and how it relates to curriculum at Shorecrest? Dominique Craft, Experiential and Lower School Curriculum Dean, presented on Design Thinking in the Lower School. She addressed how design thinking - as a form of inquiry - fosters creativity, empathy, problem solving, and critical thinking. She modeled what a design thinking challenge might look like, and addressed how design thinking fits into the larger scope of project work in the Lower School.
Watch the video here:
Coming up from SCA:
Information regarding vaping and drug usage by Dr. Reese, Adolescent Medicine and Director of the Adolescent and Young Adult Specialty Clinic at JHACH. She will lead a panel that will be presented to Upper School students in November and Middle School students in December. She will also return to meet with interested parents about general Teen/Adolescent Health topics.
Are you curious about what Design Thinking is and how it relates to curriculum at Shorecrest? Dominique Craft, Experiential and Lower School Curriculum Dean, presented on Design Thinking in the Lower School. She addressed how design thinking - as a form of inquiry - fosters creativity, empathy, problem solving, and critical thinking. She modeled what a design thinking challenge might look like, and addressed how design thinking fits into the larger scope of project work in the Lower School.
Watch the video here:
Coming up from SCA:
Information regarding vaping and drug usage by Dr. Reese, Adolescent Medicine and Director of the Adolescent and Young Adult Specialty Clinic at JHACH. She will lead a panel that will be presented to Upper School students in November and Middle School students in December. She will also return to meet with interested parents about general Teen/Adolescent Health topics.
