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You have 7 weeks to create a changemaking project in your studio of choice for an authentic audience

SHOWCASED IN AN INNOVATION FAIR!
THEME: PEOPLE

You will be guided through design thinking and complete BI+TS along the way!

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Automatic BI+S you can gain by completion

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Automatic BI+S you can gain by completion

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EXPLORERS: Individuals play different roles in making change

CREATORS: There are different levels of impact and how we measure it matters

CMs: Aligned action is key to collaboration

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Explorers :
Changemaking is about solving problems for greater social good

Creators :
Apply design thinking

Changemakers:
Applies theory of change

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WEEK 1: Design thinking process, empathise, define, research

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WEEK 1: Design thinking process, empathise, define, research

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My audience is young people
How can we contact your authentic audience?
Within learnlife
What is the need?
For learners to eat more consciously and healthy
How can you innovate?
This is the first time at least I know of seeing an exhibition that is multi sensory around food.
What is already out there?
some multi sensory exhibitions but not around healthy eating
What personal BI+s will you choose?
There are different levels of impact and how we measure it matters
Design thinking

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How is it going? have you got feedback? any challenges?

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WEEK 2: Ideas generation, prototyping, pitch

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WEEK 2: Ideas generation, prototyping, pitch

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Come up with as many ideas as possible! go wild with it, then we can filter through after. Have you asked a peer, an expert, an LG what they think stands out? Is your idea really innovative? do you think it is possible to prototype? now is this time to start

my idea is to have fruit and vegetables that look like body parts that you smell you then try to guess what it is helping within your body

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How is it going? Have you got feedback? Any challenges? got some feedback this week and decided to change it a bit to help heathly eating by making a poster of the human body made of heathly food

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I tested my idea by making a character from a banana skin, it smelt but there was no fruit to try as I forgot to bring it in.

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How is it going? have you got feedback? any challenges?
My challenge has been remembering to bring the fruit in so I am going to make an alarm to bring the fruit for next wednesday ready.

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Now is your time to start making , don't forget that the process of design thinking can send you in circles, if what you make is not working go back to the drawing board! Start to think of your marketing too.

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From 1-10 rate yourself (10 top)
Connection/interest to topic? 4/10
Progress of project? 6/10
Collaborating with others? 3/10
Innovation of your idea? 8/10
How much of your BI+s have you met? 1/10

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Now is your time to start making , don't forget that the process of design thinking can send you in circles, if what you make is not working go back to the drawing board! Start to think of your advertising too.

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I had forgotten the fruit but i wanted to do an example( experiment. It did not relate to a certain body part but it was a test to see how it could be made more fun.

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Now is your time to start making , don't forget that the process of design thinking can send you in circles, if what you make is not working go back to the drawing board! Start to think of your pitch too.

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Every child has heard the healthy-eating mantra: "You are what you eat." But there may be a closer resemblance between good-for-you grub and your body than you thought. We found 10 foods that mirror the body parts they provide nutrients for-for example, brain-boosting walnuts actually look like a brain. Coincidence? Maybe. Though these healthy foods are beneficial to the whole body, the list below is a fun reminder of what to eat to target specific areas.

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10 Foods That Look Like the Body Parts They're Good For

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Every child has heard the healthy-eating mantra: "You are what you eat." But there may be a closer resemblance between good-for-you grub and your body than you thought. We found 10 foods that mirror the body parts they provide nutrients for-for example, brain-boosting walnuts actually look like a brain. Coincidence?

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We all know that eating healthy foods helps you achieve a strong body, right? Well, some foods take it one step further and actually look like the body part they help keep healthy. Did you know a kidney bean actually helps your kidneys - and looks like a kidney too?! It turns out there is a big category of foods where this theme is present, and it's too good not to share!

1. Kidney Beans - Kidneys

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2. Sweet Potatoes - Pancreas

It's unbelievable how similar a sweet potato looks to your pancreas. The kicker is that it actually does help the pancreas in a variety of ways. The pancreas isn't the only body part that benefits from sweet potato, but it definitely is a major one.

Among other jobs, the gland organ called the pancreas helps break down the food from your stomach and produces the hormone called insulin to help regulate your body's glucose and sugar levels. This is where the sweet potato comes in. Other than being a great source of vitamins A and C, sweet potatoes also help diabetics with the balance of their glycemic index, which is directly connected to the functioning of the pancreas.

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3. Red Wine - Blood

Now you can officially say that your glass of red wine at supper is a healthy choice - right? When it comes to its relationship with your blood, absolutely! Not only does wine and blood look very similar, but they also have a close relationship.

Red wine has blood thinning properties which actually work to help prevent blood clots. Long-term, wine can have a hand in preventing heart attacks and strokes as a result. Remember, everything in moderation!

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4. Carrot - Eyes

There is a myth that many parents tell their children. They say that carrots can help you see in the dark but leave out the fact that it's definitely not an instantaneous result if it is even accurate to start with.

In reality, there is something in carrots called beta-carotene which our bodies turn into vitamin A. It assists with helping our eyes stay strong as we age, and can help prevent vision loss in senior citizens.

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5. Avocado - Uterus

If there was a popular crowd of superfoods, the avocado would definitely be in that group! As if we even needed more reason to like the fruit, here's just one more reason.

Avocados are a great source of folic acid. Folate is known to assist in reducing your chances of getting cervical dysplasia, which is a precancerous disease that can be contracted in the uterus.

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6. Walnut - Brain

Walnuts may be served on some desserts, but the reality is, they're extremely good for you! You can serve them with ice cream, in a salad or with a bowl of cereal for breakfast.

Walnuts are jam packed with our favorite omega-3 fatty acids. While a walnut looks like a brain, it actually helps improve your brain function with these healthy fats.

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7. Celery - Bones

Celery has been known as one of those veggies that is easy to snack on but offers next to nothing for your body. Serving it up with hummus or veggie dips are common ways we enjoy celery, but very little of it has to do with the celery, it's more about the dip!

It turns out that celery actually does have a lot to offer your body! Have you ever noticed that celery looks a lot like your bones? Well, celery actually has something in common with your bones other than just the appearance - they contain 23% sodium, just like your bones! Celery is a great source of silicon which helps with the structure of your bones to keep them strong and healthy.

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8. Banana - Smile

Bananas are a great snack when you and your family is on the run, and it will also make everyone a little more cheerful with their bellies full. But that's not the only reason bananas make people smile!

Bananas have an extra special protein called tryptophan which is actually converted into serotonin once it is digested in the body. Serotonin is that well loved happy chemical that can boost your mood and make you feel happier. Not only do bananas look like a smile, but they make you smile too!

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9. Grapes - Lungs

Grapes are a fantastic snack if you're both hungry and thirsty because of how juicy they are! Grapes also go well on charcuterie boards and make a good snack for car rides with hungry kiddies.

If you struggle with allergy-triggered asthma, grapes and their seeds are your new best friend! The seeds contain a chemical called proanthocyanidin which helps reduce your asthma. Grapes also happen to look like the alveoli in your lungs!

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10. Onions - Body Cells

Cutting up onions can be such a pain, but their nutritional benefits make them worth it! The best part is, they always add a perfect touch of added flavor to just about every savory dish you can concoct.

Onions look a lot like the cells in your body, and for good reason! Onions can clear any waste related materials from your cells, and those tears that drive you insane? They are actually cleaning out your eyes! Consider onions a natural cleaning product for your body.

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11. Broccoli - Cancer Cells

Broccoli is often compared to looking like a little forest of tiny trees. Another comparison for broccoli is that it looks a lot like cancer cells! It turns out, those two things are actually closely connected.

It has been found that if you eat broccoli once a week, it has the possibility of reducing your chances of prostate cancer by 45%. Once a week is completely achievable and clearly incredibly beneficial!

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12. Mushrooms - Ears

Beyond all the cartilage you see that makes up the exterior of your ear, lies some teeny tiny bones that help your ears receive sound. When they are sliced and turned sideways, mushrooms actually look like ears!

To keep your bones strong, chow down on some mushrooms. They are packed with vitamin D which helps keep your bones strong and highly functioning. Without healthy ear bones, your hearing would be significantly lacking!

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13. Ginseng Root - Human Body

Ginseng root has a very potent flavor, but can be added to hot water or tea to reap the nutritional benefits! The craziest part about ginseng root is how similar it looks to the human body.

You can call ginseng root a holistic food because of its incredible healing properties. It can help reduce inflammation, diseases and even cancer. Ginseng root also helps you stay alert and have a sharper mind! Ginseng root is compared to the shape of a human body because it helps your entire body from head to toe.

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14. Olives - Ovaries

Olives are one of those foods that people either love or love to hate! They are served it many Italian and Mediterranean dishes such as Greek salad, with chicken or, with fish.

Olives have been found to not only look like a woman's ovaries but also help the ovaries. It is not completely clear how, but scientists believe that the healthy fats in olives can help suppress any genes that predispose a woman to get ovarian cancer.

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15. Tomato - Heart

Much like a tomato, the heart is red and complex! Just like a heart, tomatoes have small chambers inside - but a tomato is filled with liquid and seeds instead of blood!

Eating tomatoes can help your heart health because they contain lycopene, which can help reduce your chances of getting heart disease.

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16. Strawberries - Teeth

Watching television always results in you seeing at least one commercial advertising for products that can help you get brighter, whiter teeth. When you get to the store though, those whitening products are really expensive!

This is where strawberries come in as very useful fruits! If you regularly eat strawberries, they can help whiten your teeth! Strawberries contain something called malic acid which helps whiten the enamel on your teeth. Next time you go to the grocery store, skip the oral hygiene aisle and grab some strawberries!

Lindsay loves cooking fun and creative meals for friends and family. At home, you can find her trying out a new recipe found on Pinterest while trying to balance her husband's sweet tooth with her healthy eating habits. If she's not in the kitchen, you'll find Lindsay photographing people she loves and going out with friends to try the newest restaurant in her small town.

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16 Foods That Look Like The Body Part They're Good For

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We all know that eating healthy foods helps you achieve a strong body, right? Well, some foods take it one step further and actually look like the body part they help keep healthy. Did you know a kidney bean actually helps your kidneys - and looks like a kidney too?!

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They say you are what you eat, but we never thought that meant "literally" speaking.

These 18 foods actually reflect the body parts they provide nutrients for. Read along to know why they say eating carrots is good for your eyes - it's not just a coincidence.

4. Olives

Olives assist the health and function of the ovaries. Olives and olive oil contain an abundance of phenolic antioxidants as well as the anti-cancer compounds squalene and terpenoid.

5. Grapefruit

Grapefruits, along with other citrus fruits such as oranges and lemons, look just like the mammary glands of the female; located in female breasts, the mammary gland is responsible for lactation, or the production of milk. Citrus fruits assist the health of the breasts and the movement of lymph in and out of the breasts.

6. Bananas

Everyone knows bananas are good for you - and even if you look like a monkey when you're eating one, it puts a smile on your face. But no one really know why they're so good for you. Bananas contain a protein called "tryptophan" which is an ɑ-amino acid. When digested, it gets converted into serotonin which sends "happy" chemicals to your brain. So keep smiling and keep peeling!

10. Ginger

Ginger has been recognized for centuries as being the ultimate "cure" for relieving digestive problems such as nausea, loss of appetite, motion sickness, and pain.

12. Tomatoes

Tomatoes are an excellent source vitamin C, biotin, molybdenum, and vitamin K. They are also a great source of copper, potassium, manganese, dietary fibre, vitamin A (in the form of beta-carotene), vitamin B6, folate, niacin, vitamin E, and phosphorus.

14. Celery

Celery and other green vegetables in its category are foods specifically targeted to bone strength. Bones are made of almost of 25% sodium, which is naturally found in celery. Celery is very rich in vitamin K and also contains vitamin A, potassium, and vitamin C. The vegetable contains 1.6 grams of fibre per 100 grams.

15. Avocados

Avocados are good for the health and functioning of the female womb and cervix. Studies have proven that pregnant women who regularly eat avocados can balance the birth hormones, shed unwanted post-pregnancy weight, and even prevent cervical cancer.

16. Figs

Figs have been known to increase the sperm count in the male reproductive system, as well as overcoming male sterility.

19. Bok Choy

Not only do es it look like several bone structures in the body, but bok choy also adds tons of nutritional value to your meals. Studies have shown that there are over 60 antioxidant phenolic substances in bok choy. It has also been included in studies about dietary antioxidants and cancer prevention.

20. Red wine

Having one glass of red wine a day keeps the doctor away! Red wine is rich in antioxidants and polyphenols, including powerful resveratrol. Not many people know this, but there's a blood-thinning compound in red wine which reduces blood clots associated with stroke and heart disease.

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20 Healthy Foods That Look Like The Body Parts They're Good For

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They say you are what you eat, but we never thought that meant "literally" speaking. These 18 foods actually reflect the body parts they provide nutrients for. Read along to know why they say eating carrots is good for your eyes - it's not just a coincidence.

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I found myself getting distracted, and we had visitors so I was making something not so appropriate. I am going to research the body parts

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How will you grab the attention of your audience? how will you make your idea be taken seriously? why do people wan t or need to know about it?

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Week 7: Pepare for festival, send audience info, finish up!

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Week 7: Pepare for festival, send audience info, finish up!

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From 1-10 rate your: (1 is a little and 10 is a lot)

Connection/interest to topic?
Progress of project?
Collaborating from others?
Innovation of your idea?
Your collaborative changemaking?
How much of your BI+Ts have you met?