P3 Individual Projects Intro Nov 2018
Published on Oct 04, 2018
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Turn as many of the circles as possible into a recognizable object in 3 minutes.
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Reflect
- How many did you do?
- Did anyone follow a pattern (like multiple sports balls)?
- Did anyone "break the rules" - like combine circles?
- Were the rules stated clearly?
- Did you get stuck? What helped you break through?
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How can this activity help us think about how to be creative with our ideas in general?
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MS P3: Reimagining Roycemore Spaces
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WHY design thinking?
We want you to use the design thinking process for your individual project as much as possible!
It's a mindset.
Just like the 30 circles challenge got you into a creative mindset, we hope design thinking helps us AND our students think outside the box (circle?) and approach problem solving in a consistently different way.
The following slides describe 5 mindsets we hope to cultivate throughout the school. These are from Mindsets of Design Minded Intrapreneurs: https://sap-my.sharepoint.com/personal/don_ginocchio_sap_com/_layouts/15/on...
The following slides describe 5 mindsets we hope to cultivate throughout the school. These are from Mindsets of Design Minded Intrapreneurs: https://sap-my.sharepoint.com/personal/don_ginocchio_sap_com/_layouts/15/on...
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shamelessly human centered
Curiosity to understand a variety of perspectives when creating solutions. Ability to feel what other people feel, and share their perspective. Courage to advocate for human needs unapologetically.
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confidently iterative
Passion to craft delightful solutions and the curiosity to imagine multiple approaches. Courage to iteratively prototype, test, learn, and improve.
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courageously committed (gritty)
Enthusiastically drives towards results.
Willing to sacrifice own ideas. Passion and stamina to make a groundbreaking delightful solution a reality.
Willing to sacrifice own ideas. Passion and stamina to make a groundbreaking delightful solution a reality.
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respectful instigator
Independent thinker and insightful problem finder eager to change the status quo, with tact and chutzpah. Willing to try new things despite uncertain outcomes.
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business savvy
Knows what the business cares about. Uses that knowledge to discover and deliver solutions that balance human needs, feasibility and viability. Innovates on both the product and business models.
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WHAT IS design thinking?
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How might we?
Try to phrase your P3 project as a "How might we?" question. Think about problems you want to solve.
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Written Research Proposal
Working with a mentor
Experience Week
Your proposal is due Thursday, November 8.
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How do we grade for P3?
Please sit with your House groups.
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What is your passion?
- Can you phrase your project in the form of a question or challenge?
- Can your question be answered with a Google search? If so, it is NOT a passion project!
