Elementary students build their problem-solving, social-emotional, and exploratory learning skills as they collaborate.
High-school students reuse and repurpose found materials to create beautiful works of art.
Middle-school students collaborate during a meaningful design challenge in which they create a felted planter for a community garden.
Fashion designers and product developers are responsible for using analysis of current trends, their knowledge of design principles, and expertise in fabric and production techniques to create styles for a targeted market.
High-school students explore cultural fashion motifs with a contemporary twist.
Young students learn about preferences, self-expression, and appreciation of others while designing paper shoes.
Author and art education professor, Robin Vande Zande, discusses how design teaching is a creative and collaborative project-based approach that promotes social responsibility and support entrepreneurial skills.
Middle school students use the design thinking process to develop ideas for wearable art. Students bring their design ideas to life using a laser cutter.
Young students create paper bag space helmets and souvenir photos of their imaginary journeys through the solar system.