Mixing Ideas: A New Technique for Working with Young Children as Design Partners (17 Jan 2004)

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Mixing Ideas: A New Technique for Working with Young Children as Design Partners (17 Jan 2004)
This paper sets forth a new technique for working with young children as design partners. Mixing ideas is presented as an additional Cooperative Inquiry design technique used to foster effective collaboration with young children (ages 4-6). The method emerged from our work with children on the Classroom of the Future project at the University of Maryland. A case study of this work is presented along with the implications of this method for future research.

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