Design thinking is a solution-based process that uses both analysis and synthesis. This method employs divergent thinking as a way to ensure that as many solutions as can be imagined are explored from the outset, and then incorporates convergent thinking as a way to narrow these ideas down to a final solution. Divergent thinking is the ability to offer different, unique, or variant ideas surrounding one theme, while convergent thinking is the ability to find the “correct” solution to a given problem. Design Thinking asks students to approach problems by considering WHO you are solving for, WHAT their needs are, and HOW you will solve those needs.