This document contains quotes from Dr. Edward de Bono on various topics related to thinking, creativity, problem solving, and value creation. Some of the key ideas expressed are: that creativity involves looking at things in a new way; that perception influences emotion and ideas; and that value creation is more important for long term success than competition alone. De Bono advocates changing perceptions to generate new ideas, and stresses the importance of being willing to consider unconventional ideas.
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The elements and principles of Critical Thinking and how to develop the skill. It takes practice - but anyone can do it! Impress your employer or your clients by finding solutions and thinking "outside the box".
A first step toward becoming a better analytical thinker and writer is to become more aware of your own thinking processes, building on skills that you already possess, and eliminating habits that get in the way.
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As an Inclusive teacher these are slides that would help guide how learners learn and is one of the best strategies to inclusive teaching. De Bono's six thinking hats an amazing classroom aid.
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Critical thinking skills are necessary to succeed in education or in the workplace. Therefore, this ppt aims to foster independent thinking, personal autonomy and reasoned judgment in thought and action by elucidating in-depth understanding of the concept and its importance. It will help participants to explore more about Blooms taxonomy and compose well-structured instructional objectives for development of cognitive domains. Lastly, I will share assessment techniques that can be unquestionably adjusted in any lesson plan as effective measurement tools for critical thinking skills.
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2. ❧A memory is what is left
when something happens
and does not completely
unhappen.
—Edward de Bono
3. ❧One very important aspect of
motivation is the willingness to stop
and to look at things that no one else
has bothered to look at.
❧This simple process of focusing on
things that are normally taken for
granted is a powerful source of
creativity.
❧ —Edward de Bono
4. ❧An expert is someone who has
succeeded in making decisions
and judgements simpler
through knowing what to pay
attention to and what to ignore.
❧ —Edward de Bono
6. ❧Many highly intelligent people
are poor thinkers.
❧Many people of average
intelligence are skilled
thinkers.
❧The power of a car is separate
from the way the car is driven.
❧ —Edward de Bono
7. ❧Studies have shown that 90%
of error in thinking is due to
error in perception.
❧If you can change your
perception, you can change
your emotion and this can lead
to new ideas.
❧ —Edward de Bono
8. ❧Dealing with complexity is an
inefficient and unnecessary
waste of time, attention and
mental energy. There is never
any justification for things
being complex when they
could be simple.
❧ —Edward de Bono
9. ❧Most executives, many scientists,
and almost all business school
graduates believe that if you analyze
data, this will give you new ideas.
❧Unfortunately, this belief is totally
wrong.
❧The mind can only see what it is
prepared to see.
❧ —Edward de Bono
10. ❧The need to be right all the
time is the biggest bar to
new ideas.
❧ —Edward de Bono
11. ❧In a sense, words are
encyclopedias of ignorance
because they freeze
perceptions at one moment in
history and then insist we
continue to use these frozen
perceptions when we should
be doing better.
❧ —Edward de Bono
12. ❧There's a danger in the internet
and social media. The notion
that information is enough,
that more and more
information is enough, that
you don't have to think, you
just have to get more
information - gets very
dangerous.
❧ —Edward de Bono
13. ❧It has always surprised me
how little attention
philosophers have paid to
humor, since it is a more
significant process of mind
than reason. Reason can only
sort out perceptions, but the
humor process is involved in
changing them.
❧ —Edward de Bono
14. ❧I think there is a danger
with young people of being
dependent in the sense that
they don't acquire any
identity or self-image of
themselves as thinkers.
—Edward de Bono
15. ❧The purpose of science is
not to analyze or describe
but to make useful models
of the world. A model is
useful if it allows us to get
use out of it.
❧ —Edward de Bono
16. ❧We need creativity in order
to break free from the
temporary structures that
have been set up by a
particular sequence of
experience.
❧ —Edward de Bono
17. ❧Sometimes the situation is
only a problem because it is
looked at in a certain way.
Looked at in another way, the
right course of action may be
so obvious that the problem no
longer exists.
❧ —Edward de Bono
18. ❧If you never change your
mind, why have one?
❧ —Edward de Bono
19. ❧It is well known that "problem
avoidance" is an important
part of problem solving.
Instead of solving the problem
you go upstream and alter the
system so that the problem
does not occur in the first
place.
❧ —Edward de Bono
20. ❧The need to be right all the
time is the biggest bar to new
ideas. It is better to have
enough ideas for some of them
to be wrong than to be always
right by having no ideas at all.
❧ —Edward de Bono
21. ❧Some people drift along like a
cork on a river, feeling that
they cannot do anything except
drift, moment to moment. This
is an attitude of mind.
Everyone can be constructive
even in tiny ways.
❧ —Edward de Bono
22. ❧Companies that solely focus
on competition will
ultimately die. Those that
focus on value creation will
thrive.”
❧ —Edward de Bono