UPCOMING DATES December 1 January 5 February 2 March 2-6 Convention April 6 May 4 NOVEMBER 10 Garreth Heidt Click Here to access Garreth's Chat Flyer September 1 Tim Anness Click Here to access Tim's Resource Page PREVIOUS CHATS <June 2> <July 7> <August 4> The StudioChat recorded Zoom sessions will be posted at some point soon. Thank you so much for your patience! | The Design Thinking StudioChats are Free | The Series is Facilitated by SummerStudio Faculty in Collaboration with Guest Designers and Educators Welcome, K-18 Art and Design Educators! We are delighted to invite you into our homes as you virtually experience our inspirational monthly Design Thinking StudioChat sessions. Join us as we explore how design thinking methodologies are being applied in education and industry from multiple perspectives—including design thinking visionaries, practitioners, former SummerStudio participants, DIG members & grant recipients, museum educators, and beyond. StudioChat | Tuesday, November 10 | *Second Tuesday this Month* Please join our next Design Thinking StudioChat Guest Presenter, Garreth Heidt!  LINGERING AT THE POINT OF WONDER—DESIGN FOR AN INEFFICIENT EDUCATIONDuring this StudioChat, we will discover how high school students' curiosity and sense of urgency drive the curriculum. You will leave this session, wondering how we might create classrooms anchored in awe and joy. We will consider ways to design experiences that engage students in purposeful acts of creation. In Mr. Heidt's inNOVAtion Lab, students learn, through wonder, exploration, research, and mentoring to create and construct purpose-driven endeavors. They develop project and time management skills and engage in deep work that employs the 4C's. Through an iterative process, students acquire requisite skills to design innovative solutions to problems they themselves have defined. Essential Question How might we design learning spaces so students can pursue their own interests in deep time supported by a minimal, yet viable curriculum? Be prepared to go deep. This session will challenge you to explore the intent and success of curricula that tell us what to teach and when. It will ask you to enter into a conversation about what it means to design our classes with our students, and ultimately urge you to consider the benefits for you and your students of becoming comfortable with uncertainties and confusion. Garreth Heidt is a High School Humanities Teacher and Creator of the NOVA Lab at Perkiomen Valley School District in Collegeville, Pennsylvania. The purpose of his innovative learning environment is to provide learners the space and deep time they need to think, create, and establish themselves as purposeful learners. The goal is for students to have an impact not only on themselves but on broader communities. Garreth is a graduate of Temple University with a BA in English and MEd in Curriculum, Instruction, and Technology, and a regular attendee at Bard College's Institute for Writing and Thinking. He has been engaging middle and high school students via unique instructional approaches to creativity and design thinking for nearly 30 years. To register, please sign into your Google account to complete this form no later than 12 noon eastern time on Monday, November 9, 2020. A recording of the Zoom session and blog conversations will be posted on this website. (these offerings are currently under construction) Need Tech Help? Please download our FAQ Tech Sheet here. A Certificate of Completion will be available for each 1-hour PD session upon request. Questions? Please contact Rande Blank, Past-DIG Chair at randefblank@comcast.net or (215) 530-8085 AGENDA 7:15 Meeting Room Opens 7:30 Welcome! 7:35 Meet the StudioChat Facilitators 7:40 StudioChat Guest Presentation 8:00 Interactive Discussion 8:25 Wrap Up and Announcements StudioChat Facilitators  Rande Blank | randefblank@comcast.net Associate Professor, Director, MAT Art + Design Education, University of the Arts; Past-Chair, NAEA Design Interest Group; Higher Education, Pennsylvania Art Education Association Member; Design-Ed Board Member Gayle DeBruyn | gayledebruyn@ferris.edu Program Chair, KCAD Furniture, Collaborative Design, Master of Art and Design, Chief Sustainability Officer; Co-Developer of XQ Super School, Grand Rapids Public Museum School Dr. Jan Norman | jannorman728@gmail.com Founding Director, Design for Thinking Teaching Institute; Past-Chair NAEA Design Interest Group; Former Eastern Region Vice President, NAEA; Former President, Pennsylvania Art Education Association Carrie Ann Power | cpower40@gmail.com Art and Design Education Consultant; Retired Visual and Performing Arts Associate South Carolina Department of Education; NAEA Design Interest Group Member; South Carolina Arts Alliance Board Member Dr. Cindy Todd | cindytodd@ferris.edu Art Education, KCAD; Co-Developer of XQ Super School, Grand Rapids Public Museum School; NAEA Art Educator of the Year; Former Western Region Vice President, NAEA; Former President, Michigan Art Education Association Doris Wells-Papanek | doris@designlearning.us Chair, NAEA Design Interest Group; Founder and Director, Design Learning Network; Design Challenge Facilitator; Design Research and Strategy Consultant; Design-Ed Board Member Design Thinking StudioChat Series Support Provided by the NAEA Design Interest Group and SummerStudio Faculty |