graduates from d.tech show the life-changing potential of design thinking
by：Yufengling
2020-03-14
Whitney visnum is not going to college to study mechanical engineering.
She is a football player.
But that\'s exactly where she\'s headed as one of the first students to graduate from Design Technology High School (d. tech).
\"I never thought I would do anything STEM-related.
\"I\'m just that athlete,\" she said . \".
But as part of an unusual educational collaboration, Wisnom took her first wearable technology class at the Oracle Education Foundation, and everything changed.
A promising invention created by Wisnom, a heart
Sports bra and GPS-
Is the product of design thinking, is human-
Problem-centered
Professor D\'s solution
Oracle Foundation for Education Technology.
The star striker is now on a football scholarship to rensler Polytechnic in New York, but she will never forget how she and her student teammates feel when improving the wearable technology prototype, until a certain heart rate is reached, it lights up like a billboard: \"It changed my entire career.
I became a leader in Washington.
Because of this technology.
\"Teach students how to bend gracefully at Belmont slow on the Oracle headquarters campus in Redwood, California
Since its establishment in August 2014, tech has moved three times until January 2018, when it became the only public high school in the United States located on the campus of a technology company. Here, d. tech—
This is a free charter school and there is no application procedure other than the California resident\'s lottery ticket
Can we integrate the educational model inspired by Stanford University\'s famous HAsO pratner School of Design (d. school)
Expertise from technology giants.
The shift in Wisnom illustrates why the diversity of technology leads to reality
World solution: \"As an athlete, I came to this world of technology from a new perspective, because many people have the mentality that they always use technology as a plan.
I didn\'t, so I came up with ideas that I didn\'t necessarily think of before.
\"While he has always been interested in programming, another new graduate, Alex Lederman, believes that being close to technical professionals and resources can inspire him to explore new terrain: robot, Java, trendy go-
He designed the kart in Washington. tech’s decked-
Design and Implementation of garage and testing-
Drive on campus. The d.
Technology that emphasizes personalized learning means Alex Lederman can learn advanced physics as a freshman, while design thinking skills help him contribute to projects other than abstraction like Wisnom.
\"Last year, I worked with Oracle and National Geographic to develop a deployed water buoy with a bunch of sensors in it,\" he said . \".
\"Put the skills I learned in the Oracle course and the skills I already have, like programming, and then apply them to a real-
World project to test water quality in Belmont slow.
\"This high school has achieved nearly 20-by Larry Ellison, executive chairman and chief technology officer of Oracle-year-
The old goal of building \"a school that teaches students how to think\" on Oracle campus, and the vision of CEO Safra Catz to engage Oracle employees in teaching.
During the academic year, Oracle Education Foundation teaching staff and Oracle volunteers helped students design, build, and code prototype solutions during four \"intersessions\", with two weeks each.
Learning with real practitioners is not just a theoretical education in computer science or electrical engineering, because students learn from professionals who exercise these muscles every day to solve real problems for real customers.
\"My internship at Oracle has made me a better leader, a better public speaker and a better sociable person,\" said ryderman, who will study mechanical engineering at Purdue University . \".
He said: \"The school is very unfocused on putting pressure on students to do what they have to do, but rather to do more what they want to do.
So I \'ve never had to sit in my room at one time for the last four years and hate school.
More importantly, the homework I am doing is a project that I am very interested in.
At the graduation ceremony on June 23, Catz praised the founding family and staff for creating d.
Technology, as well as the creation of an education foundation across the backbone of the curriculum program.
\"This is something I learned a long time ago about my mentor Larry Ellison,\" she said . \".
\"I have known him over the years.
The difference between great entrepreneurs, leaders and people
The courage they show is to see something that doesn\'t exist and believe it is possible.
In fact, Wisnom can point out some tangible things she saw in her mind for the first time four years ago, when the founding class in 2018 began to help design the goal --
School facilities were built.
This is her vision of walking on the open ceiling at the entrance of the building with a friend --
When she was 14 years old, she conceived in the \"construction stage \".
Now, it\'s a reality: \"We walk in every day and see that\'s us.
\"Alexa Webb Morales is the Oracle of the content strategy editor.
She is a football player.
But that\'s exactly where she\'s headed as one of the first students to graduate from Design Technology High School (d. tech).
\"I never thought I would do anything STEM-related.
\"I\'m just that athlete,\" she said . \".
But as part of an unusual educational collaboration, Wisnom took her first wearable technology class at the Oracle Education Foundation, and everything changed.
A promising invention created by Wisnom, a heart
Sports bra and GPS-
Is the product of design thinking, is human-
Problem-centered
Professor D\'s solution
Oracle Foundation for Education Technology.
The star striker is now on a football scholarship to rensler Polytechnic in New York, but she will never forget how she and her student teammates feel when improving the wearable technology prototype, until a certain heart rate is reached, it lights up like a billboard: \"It changed my entire career.
I became a leader in Washington.
Because of this technology.
\"Teach students how to bend gracefully at Belmont slow on the Oracle headquarters campus in Redwood, California
Since its establishment in August 2014, tech has moved three times until January 2018, when it became the only public high school in the United States located on the campus of a technology company. Here, d. tech—
This is a free charter school and there is no application procedure other than the California resident\'s lottery ticket
Can we integrate the educational model inspired by Stanford University\'s famous HAsO pratner School of Design (d. school)
Expertise from technology giants.
The shift in Wisnom illustrates why the diversity of technology leads to reality
World solution: \"As an athlete, I came to this world of technology from a new perspective, because many people have the mentality that they always use technology as a plan.
I didn\'t, so I came up with ideas that I didn\'t necessarily think of before.
\"While he has always been interested in programming, another new graduate, Alex Lederman, believes that being close to technical professionals and resources can inspire him to explore new terrain: robot, Java, trendy go-
He designed the kart in Washington. tech’s decked-
Design and Implementation of garage and testing-
Drive on campus. The d.
Technology that emphasizes personalized learning means Alex Lederman can learn advanced physics as a freshman, while design thinking skills help him contribute to projects other than abstraction like Wisnom.
\"Last year, I worked with Oracle and National Geographic to develop a deployed water buoy with a bunch of sensors in it,\" he said . \".
\"Put the skills I learned in the Oracle course and the skills I already have, like programming, and then apply them to a real-
World project to test water quality in Belmont slow.
\"This high school has achieved nearly 20-by Larry Ellison, executive chairman and chief technology officer of Oracle-year-
The old goal of building \"a school that teaches students how to think\" on Oracle campus, and the vision of CEO Safra Catz to engage Oracle employees in teaching.
During the academic year, Oracle Education Foundation teaching staff and Oracle volunteers helped students design, build, and code prototype solutions during four \"intersessions\", with two weeks each.
Learning with real practitioners is not just a theoretical education in computer science or electrical engineering, because students learn from professionals who exercise these muscles every day to solve real problems for real customers.
\"My internship at Oracle has made me a better leader, a better public speaker and a better sociable person,\" said ryderman, who will study mechanical engineering at Purdue University . \".
He said: \"The school is very unfocused on putting pressure on students to do what they have to do, but rather to do more what they want to do.
So I \'ve never had to sit in my room at one time for the last four years and hate school.
More importantly, the homework I am doing is a project that I am very interested in.
At the graduation ceremony on June 23, Catz praised the founding family and staff for creating d.
Technology, as well as the creation of an education foundation across the backbone of the curriculum program.
\"This is something I learned a long time ago about my mentor Larry Ellison,\" she said . \".
\"I have known him over the years.
The difference between great entrepreneurs, leaders and people
The courage they show is to see something that doesn\'t exist and believe it is possible.
In fact, Wisnom can point out some tangible things she saw in her mind for the first time four years ago, when the founding class in 2018 began to help design the goal --
School facilities were built.
This is her vision of walking on the open ceiling at the entrance of the building with a friend --
When she was 14 years old, she conceived in the \"construction stage \".
Now, it\'s a reality: \"We walk in every day and see that\'s us.
\"Alexa Webb Morales is the Oracle of the content strategy editor.
