Understanding Design Thinking Principles

What is the primary focus of Design Thinking?

• Technology-driven solutions

• Human-centred problem-solving

• Financial optimisation

• Historical analysis

Which of the following skills is NOT directly associated with Design Thinking?

• Empathy

• Critical Thinking

• Memorisation

• Creativity

Match the following course names with the number of modules they include.

• Innovative Teaching Strategies Course

• Seven

• Advanced Design Concepts Course

• Nine

• Design Thinking Pre-Service CPD Course

• Six

• Creative Problem Solving Course

• Eight

Which module in the course focuses on creating initial models of solutions?

• Empathise

• Define

• Prototype

• Test

What is the purpose of the MindJoy Design Thinking Tutorbot in the course?

• To replace teachers

• To guide project planning

• To grade assignments

• To provide entertainment

Which of the following is a key outcome of completing the Design Thinking course?

• Ability to memorise facts

• Development of a Draft Design Thinking Project

• Mastery of historical events

• Proficiency in coding

What is the role of Design Thinking in Charterhouse Asia's 'Future Ready' programme?

• To focus solely on technology

• To prepare students for traditional jobs

• To equip students with future-ready skills

• To eliminate the need for teachers

Which of the following is NOT a component of the Spectra SMARTs framework?

• Academic Intelligence

• Social Intelligence

• Financial Intelligence

• Metacognitive Intelligence

What is the main goal of the Independent Learning Projects (ILP) at Charterhouse Asia?

• To memorise historical dates

• To solve problems linked to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals

• To focus on sports achievements

• To learn multiple languages

Which skill is emphasised by the 'Metasubjective Intelligence' in the Spectra SMARTs framework?

• Understanding and regulating emotions

• Memorising facts

• Calculating mathematical equations

• Learning new languages