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Design Thinking in Education
Design thinking is a key driver of change in education, bringing together human-focused strategies and organised processes to meet the changing requirements of students as well as the requirements of a competitive workforce. Advocates recognise that, in order to prepare the next generation for the unknown, it is essential to include design thinking skills within the schooling system, as was highlighted at the Design Education Summit, conducted by Singapore's DesignSingapore Board. Being committed to establishing capacity for problem solving based empathy and user-centricity from early schooling is highlighted by efforts like those described by Laura McBain from Stanford's design school as well as Singapore's Ministry of Schooling. Design thinking prepares individuals to handle difficult issues and inspire innovation by fostering a welcoming educational setting that prioritises teamwork, iteration and exploration. Educators may design flexible and effective educational environments that foster analytical thinking, making decisions, and creativity - skills vital for achievement in a world that is evolving constantly - by putting students first and adopting iterative approaches.