🧩 Empathy Map and Culture Patterns

Students sort interview notes, observation sketches, and sample leisure images from Spanish-speaking communities into an empathy map with sections for says, does, needs, and gets confused by. Teams compare local neighborhood leisure practices with one Spanish-speaking community example, then draft visual priorities for the map using the elements of art such as color, shape, line, and texture. In a peer feedback round, each team gives feedback to 2 peers, receives feedback, and revises the empathy map before finalizing it.