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Lemelson-MIT Program celebrates those inventors who have
turned their ideas into accomplishments. We foster an
enthusiasm for asking—and answering—the questions that
change lives. |
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By our very nature,
humans are a questioning and curious lot. We are interested in
learning what makes things tick; we want to search for the reasons
things happen—we simply want to make sense of our world. We know
that this fascination with life begins early. As children grow,
their questions continue and their curiosity about the world
expands. Teachers and librarians need to help fuel this fire of
knowledge and inquiry by sharing the best in literature with
students. |
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At each step of the design process, we use a divergent
thinking process ( creative thinking) to create ideas /
concepts. We then use a convergent thinking process (
critical thinking) to pick the best solution that fits our
needs.
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We can combine the 8
steps to four major ones, show the iterative nature between steps
with double sided arrows and add the thinking portion that goes on
at al times in the middle to represent the design process. |
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