9798197447630 - the young innovator: design thinking, invention, and building solutions that matter – ages 8-13 di d, jigna (5 risultati)
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Da: Grand Eagle Retail, Bensenville, IL, U.S.A.Grand Eagle Retail
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. You don't need a fancy lab or adult permission to invent something amazing. The Young Innovator is the complete hands-on guide that teaches kids ages 8-13 the same design thinking process used by top inventors and companies worldwide. Inside you'll discover: - How to spot problems others mi…ss and turn them into powerful ideas- The 5-step Design Thinking framework (Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, Test)- How to build quick prototypes using cardboard, recycled materials & everyday items- Real stories of kids like Gitanjali Rao (TIME Kid of the Year) who invented life-changing solutions- How to handle feedback, overcome setbacks, and keep improving Packed with fun exercises, observation challenges, prototyping sprints, and reflection tools - this book transforms curious kids into confident creators and problem-solvers.What's Inside the book - 10 Chapters What Is Innovation? -- The difference between invention and innovation, three types of innovation, five qualities every innovator shares, and the story of Gitanjali Rao (TIME's Kid of the Year 2020)Design Thinking -- The Innovator's Process -- All five stages (Empathise, Define, Ideate, Prototype, Test) with a complete school canteen case study showing the full cycle in actionThe Art of Asking Better Questions -- Four innovation question types (Why, What If, How Might We, What Would Have to Be True), the Five Whys tool, and four daily curiosity habitsFrom Idea to Invention -- Four sources of great ideas, the right way to brainstorm, the four-filter idea test (Desirability, Feasibility, Viability, Impact), and Kavya Kopparapu's AI eye health storyPrototyping -- Build to Think -- Four prototype types (paper, physical, role play, digital), the Build-Test-Learn cycle, and common prototyping mistakes to avoidTesting and Feedback -- How to run a proper test in five steps, the Feedback Grid tool, separating useful from unhelpful feedback, and a water filter case studyScience and Technology as Tools -- Electronics, coding, 3D design, biology, and data as innovation toolkits; Deepika Kurup's solar water purification storyInnovation and the World -- Human-centred design principles, designing for the margins, sustainability requirements, and Vinisha Umashankar's solar ironing cart storyThe Innovator's Mindset -- Seven attitudes of unstoppable innovators, the long game, and the Innovator's Daily Five practiceYour Innovation Project -- The six-stage project framework, presentation structure, where to share your work in India and globally, plus a full checklistAlso includes: Full Glossary (27 terms)Quick Reference GuidePersonal Innovator's Statement signing pagePerfect for young inventors, homeschool families, STEM clubs, and any child who dreams of building a better world. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - You don't need a fancy lab or adult permission to invent something amazing. The Young Innovator is the complete hands-on guide that teaches kids ages 8-13 the same design thinking process used by top inventors and companies worldwide. Inside you'll discover: - How to spot problems others m…iss and turn them into powerful ideas- The 5-step Design Thinking framework (Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, Test)- How to build quick prototypes using cardboard, recycled materials & everyday items- Real stories of kids like Gitanjali Rao (TIME Kid of the Year) who invented life-changing solutions>Packed with fun exercises, observation challenges, prototyping sprints, and reflection tools - this book transforms curious kids into confident creators and problem-solvers.What's Inside the book - 10 Chapters - What Is Innovation -- The difference between invention and innovation, three types of innovation, five qualities every innovator shares, and the story of Gitanjali Rao (TIME's Kid of the Year 2020)- Design Thinking -- The Innovator's Process -- All five stages (Empathise, Define, Ideate, Prototype, Test) with a complete school canteen case study showing the full cycle in action- The Art of Asking Better Questions -- Four innovation question types (Why, What If, How Might We, What Would Have to Be True), the Five Whys tool, and four daily curiosity habits- From Idea to Invention -- Four sources of great ideas, the right way to brainstorm, the four-filter idea test (Desirability, Feasibility, Viability, Impact), and Kavya Kopparapu's AI eye health story- Prototyping -- Build to Think -- Four prototype types (paper, physical, role play, digital), the Build-Test-Learn cycle, and common prototyping mistakes to avoid- Testing and Feedback -- How to run a proper test in five steps, the Feedback Grid tool, separating useful from unhelpful feedback, and a water filter case study- Science and Technology as Tools -- Electronics, coding, 3D design, biology, and data as innovation toolkits; Deepika Kurup's solar water purification story- Innovation and the World -- Human-centred design principles, designing for the margins, sustainability requirements, and Vinisha Umashankar's solar ironing cart story- The Innovator's Mindset -- Seven attitudes of unstoppable innovators, the long game, and the Innovator's Daily Five practice- Your Innovation Project -- The six-stage project framework, presentation structure, where to share your work in India and globally, plus a full checklistAlso includes: - Full Glossary (27 terms)- Quick Reference Guide- Personal Innovator's Statement signing pagePerfect for young inventors, homeschool families, STEM clubs, and any child who dreams of building a better world.
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. You don't need a fancy lab or adult permission to invent something amazing. The Young Innovator is the complete hands-on guide that teaches kids ages 8-13 the same design thinking process used by top inventors and companies worldwide. Inside you'll discover: - How to spot problems others mi…ss and turn them into powerful ideas- The 5-step Design Thinking framework (Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, Test)- How to build quick prototypes using cardboard, recycled materials & everyday items- Real stories of kids like Gitanjali Rao (TIME Kid of the Year) who invented life-changing solutions- How to handle feedback, overcome setbacks, and keep improving Packed with fun exercises, observation challenges, prototyping sprints, and reflection tools - this book transforms curious kids into confident creators and problem-solvers.What's Inside the book - 10 Chapters What Is Innovation? -- The difference between invention and innovation, three types of innovation, five qualities every innovator shares, and the story of Gitanjali Rao (TIME's Kid of the Year 2020)Design Thinking -- The Innovator's Process -- All five stages (Empathise, Define, Ideate, Prototype, Test) with a complete school canteen case study showing the full cycle in actionThe Art of Asking Better Questions -- Four innovation question types (Why, What If, How Might We, What Would Have to Be True), the Five Whys tool, and four daily curiosity habitsFrom Idea to Invention -- Four sources of great ideas, the right way to brainstorm, the four-filter idea test (Desirability, Feasibility, Viability, Impact), and Kavya Kopparapu's AI eye health storyPrototyping -- Build to Think -- Four prototype types (paper, physical, role play, digital), the Build-Test-Learn cycle, and common prototyping mistakes to avoidTesting and Feedback -- How to run a proper test in five steps, the Feedback Grid tool, separating useful from unhelpful feedback, and a water filter case studyScience and Technology as Tools -- Electronics, coding, 3D design, biology, and data as innovation toolkits; Deepika Kurup's solar water purification storyInnovation and the World -- Human-centred design principles, designing for the margins, sustainability requirements, and Vinisha Umashankar's solar ironing cart storyThe Innovator's Mindset -- Seven attitudes of unstoppable innovators, the long game, and the Innovator's Daily Five practiceYour Innovation Project -- The six-stage project framework, presentation structure, where to share your work in India and globally, plus a full checklistAlso includes: Full Glossary (27 terms)Quick Reference GuidePersonal Innovator's Statement signing pagePerfect for young inventors, homeschool families, STEM clubs, and any child who dreams of building a better world. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
