Sometime last fall I stumbled onto design thinking (DT) and was immediately drawn to its grounding in working with and for people. DT, to put it simply, is a process (or, if you prefer, the DT “mindset”) that can be summed up as “people-centered problem solving with a bias toward action.”…
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Loading...I’m not a fan of the flipped classroom phenomenon. People often think this means I endorse lecture-based, didactic pedagogy, which could not be further from the truth. I see the flipped classroom as addressing a symptom of education struggle rather than a cause. …
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When I was an undergraduate and a graduate student, I used to hate taking classes. Classes were generally mind-numbingly boring. When I was doing graduate coursework, I played a game of hangman during class in which I got to put in a new body part every time a certain number of minutes passed.…
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