Justin Beckerman's inquisitive mind has led him to explore art and technology. Learn to think like a maker.
Discover how to implement Makerspace Without the Space in your classroom with Maker Stations that foster creativity and design thinking.
Design thinking in the classroom is a powerful way to iterate and improve students how to become thoughtful, engaged problem-solvers and future leaders.
Kindergarten Classroom Tour! Looking for ideas to organize your classroom at the beginning of the year? Need lesson plans to start the year off? This post will give you some easy ideas and tips!
Turn your Students into Makers by following these steps https://craftedcurriculum.com/teaching-strategies-for-making-makers/
I don't know of anything that makes me happier than working in classrooms. Mrs. Rairden (OT) and I began going into one of the K classes about a month ago. Our view is that if we can get everyone to use the same Social Thinking® vocabulary and concepts, we can support each other throughout the…
Design Thinking is a fantastic tool but it encounter its limitations in complex problems with numerous stakeholders. Systems Thinking methodology can support this need, but how to mix the two remains…
If one thing stands out, it’s that designers make a difference.
On November 7, 2013 Humantific CoFounder presented The OTHER Design Thinking at the Design Thinkers 2013 Conference in Toronto. Part of Elizabet...
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The term "design thinking" is often attached to maker spaces and STEM labs. However, design thinking is bigger than STEM. It begins with the premise of tapping into student curiosity and allowing them to create,
Use these spring digital activities building adventures in your classroom as engaging tech, early finisher, or fun Friday choices this year.
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A blog about the ways that educational technology can transform teaching and learning.
Have you heard of hexagonal thinking yet? This activity is buzzing in humanities classrooms. Now see how it can be adapted for science!
Design thinking isn't a subject, topic or class. It's more of a way of solving problems that encourage positive risk-taking and creativity. -From LAUNCH by John Spencer and A.J. Juliani- I am not proud to say this but I am really struggling with our school's initiative to tear down classroom walls and combine classes to increase
Creating beautiful classrrom banners is easy with the Cricut Maker. Follow easy step by step instructions on how to make your own banner for your classroom
By giving students a safe way to explore engaging with AI, teachers can help sharpen their critical thinking and digital literacy skills.
There are endless ways to use Hexagonal Thinking in your classroom! Here are some examples, and even a time-saving suggestion for using AI!