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CREATIVE, CURIOUS AND CHALLENGING THINKING, 3C Thinking is not 3R Thinking…

- - - - shapes
        
        Why are coins round?
      - parts
        
        Why does a dog have four legs and not two or six?
      - material
        
        Why are bottles made of glass?
      - size
        
        Why do turtles lay so many eggs and birds only a few?
      - colour
        
        Why are stop lights red? Why are road signs white on green?
      - an analytical, inquisitive, and reason-seeking mentality aids curious thinking
    - - Believable/unbelievable
        
        Why would or wouldn't you believe a claim made by someone who said they saw a flying saucer last night?
      - Relevant/irrelevant
        
        What are some important or relevant things to tell people who are helping you to find your lost dog?
      - Fact/opinion
        
        Why isn't it a fact that dogs make better pets than cats?
      - Another point of view
        
        What are some good and bad things about keeping animals in zoos?
      - Making conclusions:
        
        What can and can't you conclude if you see a man running quickly out of a shop?
      - Biased/unbiased information
        
        Is this advert biased or not?
      - An analytical, inquisitive, cautious, and judgemental mentality aids critical thinking.
    - - Unusual images
        
        What does this line drawing remind you of?
      - Unusual reversals
        
        What can't you see?
      - Unusual alternatives
        
        How many unusual uses can you think of for a newspaper?
      - Unusual consequences
        
        What if there were no more birds in the world?
      - Unusual similarities
        
        In how many ways is an elephant the same as a chair?
      - Unusual designs
        
        What can you combine, reverse, eliminate, add to, use alternatives … in order to make a new breakfast cereal?
      - A risk-taking, open-minded, adaptable, and inventive attitude aids creative thinking by allowing the thinker to break free.
- - - - multiple choice questions
      - the dialogue of interactive, cartoon stories
      - the dialogue of interactive, cartoon stories with calculated scores
      - a pencil and paper test
    - - At home, parents report on observed changes in student behaviour.