1. Challenge: Describe your challenge, including all relevant information.

I started studying team leadership and in the end of the October will start the school practice in my

workplace but at the new position. My challenge is to use the Mind Mapping for putting up the

internship plan.

2. Selection: In your own words, briefly describe the tool you selected.

I selected Mind Mapping tool which helps me to brainstorm. It allows visually add ideas to the map

without the structure. A map represents different tasks. User can build an intuitive framework

around a central concept. I selected the exact tool because I need to come up with ideas what I need

and want to do at my school practice. Also, I need to show the internship plan to the practice

instructor and to the school.

3. Application: Describe how you applied the tool you selected to your challenge.

I took a paper and colorful sticky notes. To the center of the paper I writed team leadership school

practice. And then I read my practice guide what should be done. Then I pointed out the topics what

need to be done and thinked about more topics what I should do while I am practicing. Finally, I

writed down the tasks one by one. The tool was applied effectively because my brain started

thinking and a lot ideas were generated.

4. Insight: Describe the insight you gained from applying the tool you selected to your

challenge.

To be honest, I have been using this tool even before but never knowingly. Using the tool made me

think more strategically about the challenge and about design thinking more broadly.

5. Approach: Describe what you might do differently next time – applying the same tool you

selected or a different one – and the reason(s) why).

Next time I might want to take more time for the design thinking. Also, I would like to use different

tools. The next tool might be storytelling because I used it a long time ago.

