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Teaching Design the RIGHT Way…

Core77 recently had a great post on tips for design educators.

Among it is a slight touch of diabolical-instruction that is borderline danger…

Place insane demands. Then double them.
If you ask students for 2 models, they’ll bring in 2 models. If you ask for 6 models, you’ll get 6 models. The more work that comes in, the higher the chances that some it will be good, and that a tiny bit of it will be great. So ask for 12 models.

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