Saad Shehab, Ph.D. '19 Curriculum & Instruction, has been named a fellow in the International Society for Design and Development in Education (ISDDE). Fellows represent excellence in design and development in education from the designer, design group leader, or funder perspectives.
Shehab is part of the NSF-funded project "Engaging Teachers in Integrating Human-Centered Design for Geometry Problem-based Instruction," which began in 2023. He serves as Senior Associate Director of Research and Strategic Initiatives for the Siebel Center for Design. He conducts research that informs the design, implementation, and evaluation of Human-Centered Design programs and activities in formal and informal learning environments.
ISDDE focuses on mathematics and science education to improve design and development processes used in educational design, build and support a community among educational designers, create transformational training opportunities for new educational designers, and increase the impact of educational designers on educational practice worldwide.
