Queensland-Cooper Hewitt Fewllowships |
2018 |
Designing in Remote QLDMr Herman Rijken, Cooktown State SchoolMr Rijken will use his fellowship learnings to implement design in the curriculum to empower young minds to use design thinking. Mr Rijken proposes to first develop units of work with schools in the Southern Cape Cluster and then expand to schools further afield in Far North Queensland, to provide a curriculum that incorporates design thinking. |
Cooktown |
Investing in Queensland |
$15,000.00 |
Queensland-Cooper Hewitt Fewllowships |
2017 |
Application for the Queensland-Cooper Hewitt FellowshipMrs Chantelle Sansness, Oakleigh State SchoolMrs Sansness visited the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum in New York and gained experience in classroom, community and online strategies for delivering quality design education. |
Melbourne |
Investing in Queensland |
$20,000.00 |
Queensland-Cooper Hewitt Fewllowships |
2016 |
Developing opportunities for teachers and community to discuss and implement designMs Dana Holden, Kedron State High SchoolMs Holden participated in various programs organised by the Cooper Hewitt's Department of Education so she can design learning spaces and adopt practices that incorporate the concepts of design into all school subjects. |
Brisbane |
Investing in Queensland |
$20,000.00 |
Queensland-Cooper Hewitt Fewllowships |
2015 |
Junior secondary, by designMr Silas Middleton, Beenleigh State High SchoolMr Middleton visited the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum in New York to better understand how design thinking can be fostered and promoted in Years 5-8. |
Logan |
Investing in Queensland |
$17,000.00 |
Queensland-Cooper Hewitt Fewllowships |
2015 |
To empower and align through designMrs Dawn Boland, John Paul CollegeMrs Boland visited the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum in New York to learn how to develop opportunities for teachers and community to discuss and implement design across all disciplines. |
Brisbane |
Investing in Queensland |
$18,000.00 |