Critical thinking is a big buzz word these days. With the standardized testing getting more challenging every year, incorporating critical thinking into our everyday curriculum and teaching has become a necessity.OK. I agree, you say. Sounds good, you say. But just HOW do you do that? I’ve got an answer for you. And it’s simple. […]
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Case apresentado em curso da Universidade da Virgínia.
German architect Oswald Mathias Ungers (1926–2007) accompanied his life-long architectural and theoretical production with a parallel work on found images which he would often...
This graphic organizer guides students to categorize information while they’re taking notes, leading to deeper engagement.
uring the mid-1980s, a large high-technology company launched a project to begin thinking more systemically about strategy. “COPEX” (a fictional name) designed, manufactured, sold, and serviced a product that was essential for most businesses. The company, however, was feeling financial pressures — the most dramatic of which were experienced by the Equipment Servicing Division, which […]
Luke and Matt fight to the death (not really, they are still alive... just) for our first Great Debate, "We should design for usability, then add delight." Sarah recaps the debate, blow by blow. Who will emerge victorious?
This is the third in a series of posts highlighting classroom strategies that support long-term, profound learning, rather than short-term, superficial learning. The first post focused on the strategy of Retrieval Practice. The second post articulated the strategy of Brain Dumps. This post makes connections with Hexagonal Thinking. As we focus on Article V: Organizational Transformation we again…
Leaders should start by asking five questions.
What is hope marketing? And more importantly, does it work? Lilach Bullock discusses hope marketing - what it is, why people are using it & whether it works
Design thinking, if executed properly and strategically, can impact business outcomes and result in real competitive advantages.
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Design in Product Strategy & Development — Divergent Thinking
Blue Ocean Strategy's Four Actions Framework poses four central questions that let companies break the value-cost trade-off and create a blue ocean.
I though this planning flow chart/ mindmap was very cool and also helpful identifying key steps in doing anything for a client or for anything to do with design.
Why Most Strategies Fail: The Fundamental Questions You Need to Answer. When you think about strategy, what really comes to mind? 🎯 THE CRITICAL QUESTIONS… | 44 comments on LinkedIn
Just as "All models are wrong, but some are useful" (George Box), I'd like to suggest that "All metaphors are oversimplified, but some are quite helpful". Archery, darts, and other target metaphors are frequently used in strategy discussions e.g. "Hitting our target""Missed our target""Ready, Fire, Aim" (criticism) Strategic targets are set as part of the…
Choose your thinking.
A look at business strategy from the highest view: Corporate Strategy
They say “hindsight is 20/20”. If only you knew then what you know now, you would have sold that stock, ended that relationship, or taken that job offer in a snap. Of course the tricky part is being…
