One math teacher is challenging conventional school-day functions by harnessing the creativity of his class and making them into children shoe designers.
Most teachers encourage their students to create art, paintings and collages that are then used to decorate the walls of the classroom. This particular teacher however lets his students express their creativity in a new way -- designing their very own Jordans.
The iconic shoe has been around for decades and at every new release, the brand proves that it is on the cutting edge of innovation. After looking at the children's designs however, this teacher may have stumbled upon modern and interactive ways brands can utilize design. Not only are the designs surprisingly good, having students participate in initiatives like this can better introduce youngsters to real life work scenarios, better preparing them for the future.
What's Driving This Trend
- Child-designed Products
- Encouraging children to design products can lead to innovative and unique ideas.
- Incorporating Children's Creativity
- Brands can benefit from incorporating children's creativity into their designs for a fresh and unique approach.
- Interactive Design Initiatives
- Creating interactive design initiatives can engage and inspire children to think creatively and design innovative products.
Who This Affects Most
- Footwear Industry
- Footwear brands can tap into the creativity of children and create unique and innovative designs for their products.
- Education Industry
- Educational institutions can incorporate design thinking in their curriculum to foster creativity and innovation among children.
- Marketing Industry
- Marketers can utilize interactive design initiatives involving children to create unique and inspiring campaigns for their clients.
