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Patterns of thought_Creative Thinking Skills - Coggle Diagram
Patterns of thought_Creative Thinking Skills
Patterns of thought
Thinking is the
mental process
you use to
form associations and models
of the world
Thought can be described as
the act of thinking
that produces thoughts
Cognitive Domain
Remembering
: use it to
produce or retrieve
or recite definitions, facts, and lists
Understanding
: the
ability to grasp or construct meaning
from oral, written, and graphic messages
Applying
: you use learned material in new and concrete situations
Analyzing
: ability to break down or distinguish the parts of material into its components
Evaluating
: be able to judge, check, and even critique the value of material for a given purpose
Creating
: be able to put parts together to form a coherent or unique new whole
WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW
Affective domain
(WHAT YOU SHOULD CARE ABOUT)
Psychomotor domain
(WHAT YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO DO)
Creative Thinking
Everyone has creative abilities
All humans are innately creative
Creativity is inspired when there is a problem to solve
How to stimulate creative thinking
Sleep on it
: Keep a pen and paper by the bed
Go for a run or hit the gym
Allow your mind to wander a few times every day
Keep learning
Put yourself in nerve-racking situations
Keep a notebook with you
THE BEST WAY TO HAVE A GOOD IDEA IS TO HAVE LOTS OF IDEAS
A Brainstorm of Tips for Creative Thinking
Sensing
Use all your senses
Be a good observer
Thinking
Engage thinking
Change your interpretation
Allow ideas to incubate
Be open
Imaginaing
Speaking and Writing
Drawing
Learning, Moving, Resting
Fictions
Every problem has only one solution (or one right answer).
The best answer or solution or method has already been discovered.
Creative answers are technologically complex.
Creative answers are technologically complex.
Problem-Solving with Creative Thinking
Creative problem-solving is a type of problem-solving
creative thinking is about generating alternative ideas
how “things” can be done differently