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FIDS FRAMEWORK

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does FIDS stand for?

a)

Feel, Image, Do, Share

b)

Feelings, Imagine, Do, Share

c)

Feel, Imagine, Doing, Share

d)

Feel, Imagine, Do, Share

2.

(Feel) How do you begin the discussion?

a)

By asking children about why they’re doing this.

b)

By asking children to observe what bothers them.

c)

By asking children who they’re going to ask.

3.

(Feel) How do you create ownership?

a)

By asking children to create an issue they’d like to research.

b)

By asking children to bother others.

c)

By asking the children to look at issues that bother them personally.

4.

(Feel) How should students see the issue?

a)

By understanding the issue from all perspectives.

b)

By choosing one aspect and researching that.

c)

By understanding that not all issue can be solved.

5.

What is the interview tool called for “Feel”?

a)

The “How-How” tool.

b)

The “Why-Why” tool.

c)

The “QBL” tool.

6.

What are the crucial skills children will learn under “Feel?”

a)

Creativity & innovation.

b)

Reflection & action.

c)

Empathy & communication.

7.

What is “Imagine” all about?”

a)

Brainstorming & visualising.

b)

Feeling from the heart.

c)

Identifying the challenge.

8.

(Imagine) What do we need to remind the students

to reflect on ...?

a)

What motivates our superheroes.

b)

To reflect on the input of the user.

c)

Demonstrate 100 uses of the issue.

9.

(Imagine) Why should we “play a game of crazy questions?”

a)

To unleash the giggles and a lot of laughter.

b)

To encourage crazy questions for interviews.

c)

To open up the children’s minds and unleash

the power of their imagination.

10.

(Imagine) What does “QBL” stand for?

a)

Quick research, Brave questions & Lunch breaks.

b)

Quick impact, Bold & Long lasting

c)

Qualitative questions, Beneficial research & Languid answers.

11.

What are the crucial skills children will learn under “Imagine?”

a)

Creativity & innovation.

b)

Reflection & action.

c)

Empathy & communication.

12.

What is the third step of the FIDS framework?

a)

Donate

b)

Do

c)

Design

d)

Domain

13.

'Do' is the step where you...

a)

Search up information on the internet.

b)

Brainstorm your ideas

c)

Share your work with the rest of the class

d)

Put your ideas into action

14.

What are the skills mentioned in the 'DO' video that students will need to help them complete the third step successfully?

a)

Critical thinking

b)

Planning

c)

Documentation

d)

Leadership

e)

All of the above

15.

What is the first step of the 'DO' phase?

a)

Create a map

b)

Create an action plan

c)

Go out and start doing your work

16.

What tool can students use to break down their plan and make it effective?

a)

'What what' tool

b)

'How how' tool

c)

'Why why' tool

d)

'When when' tool

17.

What is one of the reasons why the 'Sharing' stage of the FIDS framework is important?

a)

To inspire other children to say 'I CAN!'

b)

To make children want to do their project.

c)

To allow children to enter the I CAN challenge.

d)

To allow children to give their project a go.

18.

In the last video, what are some ways that students can use to share their ideas?

a)

School assembly

b)

Newspaper

c)

TV

d)

Social media

e)

All of the above

19.

What are two ways of sharing your story on the FIDS website?

a)

Photo story & video story

b)

Photos to videos

c)

Creating a story

d)

Sending an email

20.

What is the maximum time for videos you upload onto the Design for Change website?

a)

3 minutes

b)

5 minutes

c)

2 minutes

21.

What is the name of the school challenge in the 'Share' video?

a)

'Kids can' school challenge

b)

'I can' school challenge

c)

FIDS school challenge

d)

None of the above