answer change by design questions chapters 10-11

Chapter 10 states that this must be at the center of a designers approach. Who or what is it? The chapter also says designers should do this early and often. What should be done early and often?

Discuss how easy or difficult is it for you to 'put yourself in the shoes of others' to learn, appreciate, or grow? How does Chapter 10 reinforce your ease or move you to improve in 'putting yourself in someone else's shoes'?

List the cluster of themes identified in Chapter 11 where the author feels design thinking is showing promise for overcoming challenge.

Of the themes, which do you think is most related to sport and recreation? Why do you feel this way?