Week 4: Discussion with Mark- Overview of Project

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What are my next steps?
Am I on track?

Discussion notes:


  • Cultivate confidence outside of school in order to cultivate inside schools.
  • 70s 60s design change
  • de Bono Design: Dr. Edward de Bono is a Nobel Prize Nominee in Economics and world-renowned for his development and origination of the creative and constructive design thinking tools for parallel and creative thinking. The de Bono Group, LLC is a world leader in the delivery, design and effective results of de Bono design methods.
  • What can we learn from creativity theory?
  • Quantitative qualitative battle
  • Motivation improvements from creativity? Research point....
  • Sternberg- book,  use to find key words
  • 180 it- flip this project idea around? What would happen then?
  • Look at creative theory, practice, technique art therapy 
  • What are the education differences of people in the art system vs people outside?

Example project map from Mark- I need to do this with my research so far to help work out where my project fits.

Using posit notes to begin mapping out my research so far to try and define topics within my project.
"Education is not just about going to school and getting a degree. It's about widening your knowledge and absorbing the truth about life." -SHAKUNTALA DEVI

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