Here we could add some sample units from the 250 class project four assignments.
Kim Stuart and Teagan Taylor, both graduate students at San Jose State School of Information, have created a sample learning experience centered in design thinking titled "Make Something to Make a Difference" at https://sites.google.com/view/prosthetichands/homeStudents design and build operational human hands, using 3D printers.
Mrs. Chaney and Ms. Hatcher Day, two graduate students in the School of Information at San Jose State University created this learning experience using the design thinking model. This one could be adapted to almost any grade level and centers on trying to solve behavior problems or social problems in the lunch room.
SJSC students explore a number of problems in their school and design ways to solve them.
SJSC graduate students Greta Enszer, Janet Harris, & Amy Kumar explore design thinking and provide resources and lesson plans using the Genius Hour model.
SJSC graduate students Heather Hooper and Jessica Jay designed a project to get students interested in voting. Check it out here.
Community service provides students with an opportunity to learn about skills that would be applicable in a working environment.
Community service can build self confidence and provide a sense of accomplishment.