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TalkingAboutDesign(TAD)@TalkingAboutDe2·

August 13, 2021

"How can we support students to have the power and the courage that they can figure it out?" @amandalatasha
Amazing thoughts. Thank you for sharing with us about your experience. Check out her work https://amandalatasha.com/
Check out our discussion on youTube
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TalkingAboutDesign(TAD)@TalkingAboutDe2·

August 13, 2021

@amandalatasha shares that "It helps to have a diversity of colleagues and friends that feel comfortable sharing how they learn and absorb knowledge in different ways.” #talkingaboutdesign

How do you share and who do you share with about how you learn?

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TalkingAboutDesign(TAD)@TalkingAboutDe2·

August 13, 2021

"How can I take the research and do something about it? In research, collaborating with others, being a supportive space. How can I support this in other spaces in education?" @amandalatasha
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Thank you for sharing and talking with us!

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Amanda Riske @AKARiske·

August 13, 2021

Join us now live https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCMtE2BSp3s as @amandalatasha speaks with @TalkingAboutDe2 team members @Luisgendary and @RealMelissaWarr #talkingaboutdesign

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TalkingAboutDesign(TAD)@TalkingAboutDe2·

August 12, 2021

Join us tomorrow in #talkingaboutdesign with
@amandalatasha about the role that making, games, and other media might play in creating more equitable educational opportunities.

Catch the live stream at http://bit.ly/TADLiveStream on August 13 at 2:00 pm MST (5:00 pm EDT).

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Melissa Warr @RealMelissaWarr·

February 8, 2021

#goodnbaddesign @TalkingAboutDe2

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Luis E. Pérez Cortés @Luisgendary·

January 15, 2021

What is something that is so well designed that it can't get any better? @TalkingAboutDe2 #talkingaboutdesign #goodNbadDesign

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Amanda Riske @AKARiske·

September 7, 2020

Inspired by @attucksadams incorporating human needs into public spaces theme. Here is a bike rest in Oslo. It allows cyclists to rest on a raised curb and a balance bar & discourages peds from waiting in the bike lane while waiting at the light. #goodnbaddesign @TalkingAboutDe2

Attucks Adams@attucksadams

2/ However, as we create opportunities to reimagine the design of our cities, the public spaces we share can be made to incorporate human needs.

Mostly I'm just obsessed with the idea of public seating and how/when/where we build it into streetscapes.

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Kevin Close @KevinClose5·

September 4, 2020

Public seating in downtown SLC. The benches afford a more social experience which reflects the downtown location. The playful lines match the branches doubling as public sculpture. Credit @Dalrymple for pic/idea. @attucksadams @TalkingAboutDe2 #goodNbadDesign #talkingaboutdesign

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Attucks Adams @attucksadams·

September 3, 2020

At 7th & T NW, people often bring chairs, crates & other informal seats.

At 8th & T, a more recently designed streetscape includes permanent seating and wider sidewalks.

I don't think of either as good or bad design. 1/

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