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TRAINING Building a community committed to fostering a positive image of engineering Photo: Emily Pratt Photo: Anthony Tieuli TV Show 36 Episodes 25 Profiles 42+ Animations Web Site /designsquad Outreach Campaign Partnerships Engineer and Informal Educator Trainings Events and Workshops A MULTIMEDIA PROJECT Sneak Peek Design Process Educational Goals Pop Fly Today’s ‘Tweens D-Squad Pro File Resource Review Workshops Events Get Involved! TODAY’S AGENDA SNEAK PEEK Download 4 minute overview video clip at: /designsquad/parentseducators/download_video.html DESIGN PROCESS Every aspect of Design Squad reinforces the design process. Use it with kids to: ? expand their thinking ? become more innovative ? learn from their mistakes EVALUATION: KEY FINDINGS After viewing four Design Squad episodes, fifth and sixth grade students: ? increased their understanding of the design process ? changed their stereotypes about engineering - for the better! ? wanted to enroll in an engineering afterschool program ? understood the science content of the shows ? had a better sense of teamwork ? liked watching it! Goodman Research Group, Inc. October 2007 EVALUATION: KEY FINDINGS After completing the activities in the Educator’s Guide, afterschool students: increased their understanding of the design process increased their understanding of the engineering and science concepts presented in the activities liked doing the activities! Goodman Research Group, Inc. October 2007 After facilitating the activities in the Educator’s Guide, afterschool leaders: showed a greater understanding of the design process felt more comfortable talking about engineering wanted to use the activities again! QUESTIONS? Photo: Mika Tomczak POP FLY It’s football with a twist. Invent a way to send a Ping-Pong ball flying high enough to catch it. Take some paint stirrers, a wooden spool, and tape. Now, add your foot. Ready, set, launch! DESIG