Five-stage design thinking process of the d.School at Stanford University
This type of magnet is not for every student. We are searching for students who will grow in the type of soil this setting will provide. The most important component your family needs to consider is whether your student is truly interested and engaged in work involving science, technology, engineering, and math. Collaboration is a key component of the program, allowing students to learn from diverse viewpoints as they solve problems.
The STEM Institute of Design and Innovation (SIDI) serves students with a common set of personal qualities including persistence through challenges, a curiosity for knowledge, problem-solvers, an eagerness to explore new areas of scientific information, and a willingness to engage in activities related to these new areas.