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Be a Design Thinker
Parent
School Leader
Teacher
Student

Be a Design Thinker

by

FrogAsia

With limited time and resources as a parent or teacher, you can use Design Thinking to get creative with what you have!

Toolkit /
Be a Design Thinker
Parent
School Leader
Teacher
Student

Be a Design Thinker

by

FrogAsia

With limited time and resources as a parent or teacher, you can use Design Thinking to get creative with what you have!

Tools & Resources

To learn more about the Be a Design Thinker masterclass, download the Masterclass Toolkit below.

Read & Understand the Masterclass Toolkit
Be a Design Thinker Masterclass Recording
Masterclass Presentation Slide Deck
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What is

Masterclass by Kindity: Be a Design Thinker

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In this Masterclass, you will get to discover the joy of learning and parenting using Design Thinking!

  • Explore hands-on activities that will help your child learn how to find solutions in challenges they face, be it at home or in school. 
  • Dive deeper into how you can nurture the Design Thinking culture at home through 4 Stages - Feel, Imagine, Do, Share.

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How

Rewatch the Masterclass

  • Download the Masterclass toolkit and follow the instructions closely
  • Read the material provided to give you an overview 
  • Watch the Masterclass recording and listen to the presentation & discussions‍
  • Complete the exercises and share your reflections

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