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3. Exploration - Ideation

Parent workshop

Recognising the importance of involving parents in the

ideation process, a second workshop was arranged.

This session brought together a small group of parents

to explore ideas on how the core needs of parents

could to be solved.

This workshop involved asking four questions:

1. How might we help parents feel connected?

2. How might we connect time poor parents?

3. How might we give parents confidence?

4. How might we connect parents on a deeper level?

Ten minutes was allocated for answering each

question, parents were asked to give as many answers

as possible. After the time was up, we discussed

the answers given and refined as needed. This was

completed for all four questions, followed by a voting

system to highlight the most helpful or wanted

solutions to the issue being faced.

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