A Year of Innovation
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This document outlines a 10-day innovation schedule for a faculty at a school. It details each day's activities which include defining problems, mapping out problems, reframing problems with a guest speaker, ideating solutions, presenting a final solution, learning about communicating ideas from a guest speaker, and finally sharing the innovation process at an open house and culture night event. The goal is for faculty groups to work through an innovation process to develop solutions to current education problems.
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A Year of Innovation
- 1. The Year of Innovation
- 10. THE 油RESULTS 油 Ideas brought to life.
- 15. ! Innovation Schedule DAY$1!AUGUST!30TH:!DEFINE$THE$PROBLEM !! ! Faculty will be walked through the project overview and end objectives. They will be assigned to their groups and begin immersion into the current problems with education. Faculty groups will leave with their ! DAY$2!OCTOBER!4TH:!MAP$OUT$THE$PROBLEM !! ! $ $ $ DAY$3!OCTOBER!25TH:!REFRAME$THE$PROBLEM$with$ ALLAN$CHOCHINOV! $ ! DAY$4!DECEMBER!6TH Working Session: Faculty Share aruliden return working maps to groups to continue mapping exercise if needed. Each group briefly share with the greater faculty community their findings, thoughts and direction they will move forward in as they begin their next steps of ideating solutions. aruliden to communicate with teachers between sessions via Innovation News, newsletter providing insights, links to relevant articles or inspiration.boards.!! ! $ $ DAY$5!JANUARY!3RD:!Working Session: What does Ideation look like? Open work session Faculty groups internally recap progress and complete mapping boards as they see fit. Groups will begin to work through their solution proposal and how they plan to visually represent their big idea.! ! ! ! Innovation Schedule 1
- 16. DAY$6!JANUARY!31ST Guest Presentation: Chef Adam Molonas: Innovation in the Kitchen Give an overview of the junk food landscape today and how to bring our favorite snacks from processed foods back to the kitchen Assignment: Final Solution Prep aruliden to walk faculty through the deliverables for the end of the next working session. They can use any time prior to that session to prepare as needed. aruliden to communicate with teachers between sessions via Innovation News, newsletter providing insights, links to relevant articles or inspiration! ! $ DAY$7!FEBRUARY!7TH:!STORY$SOLUTIONS! Working Session: Bring it all together: Whats the solution? Facultygroups given last working session to complete their final solution proposal Deliverable: Final SolutionFinal solutions can take any form the faculty groups feel best articulate their big idea (storyboards, sketch, photo, video, etc) aruliden to communicate with teachers between sessions via Innovation News, newsletter providing insights, links to relevant articles or inspiration. ! DAY 8 APRIL 3RD: KICKSTARTER: Communicating Creativity Themes to discuss: backend preparation and idea communication, successful communication leading to the powe of community, creating new models of funding ! DAY$9!APRIL!17TH:!ARULIDEN$OPEN$HOUSE! ! ! $ $ $ DAY$10!APRIL!19th:!CULTURE$NIGHT! Faculty!to!share!the!visual!representation!of!their!innovation!process!with! families,!students!and!the!school!community.!! ! ! ! ! Innovation Schedule 2
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