The document discusses various aspects of creative thinking including overcoming old ways of thinking, thinking outside the box, and barriers to creativity. It provides tips for stimulating creative thinking such as being open-minded, mind mapping ideas, ignoring rules to provoke new ideas, selecting the best idea, and implementing it.

1. Creative Thinking

2. "If you always think the way you've always thought, you'll always get what you've always got."

3. The problem is never how to get new, innovative thoughts into your mind, but how to get old ones out. Forgetting… Forg tt ng.. F r get in g - Dee Hock, business visionary and creator of Visa

4. Our perceptions… Beautiful Woman before Mirror or Human Skull

5. What is this…… Actually it is…inverted Panda

6. Thinking Outside the Box ? ? ? ? Thinking Outside the Box ? ? ? ? Thinking Outside the Box ? ? ? ? Thinking Outside the Box ? ? ? ?

7. The 9-dots problem. Without lifting your pencil, draw four straight lines that connect all 9 dots.

8. Ques. Din’t said that we can’t bent the line…. Can you do the same problem with 3 lines only…

9. What do you understand by this picture If you think it is only illusion Then look back it is Optical I llusion

10. IT’s TIME TO TEASE YOUR BRAIN

11. Me in You

12. One who teach should learn One who learns can teach

13. The Crooked House is a shopping centre in Sopot Poland

14. Tom Connelly: “He who asks a question may be a fool for five minutes, but he who never asks a question remains a fool forever.”

15. Results of Creative Thinking ……

16. Denver Water Advertisement

18. Why study

19. Expand on your abilities. Develop all of your potential! Rapid Growth of Competition in Business and Industry Creative thinking is a critical life skill. Creativity is in all fields-from chemistry to engineering, education to computer science, sociology to business . Discover New and Better Ways to Solve Problems

20. What is creativity….. An Ability: ability to generate new ideas by combining, changing, or reapplying existing ideas. An Attitude: the ability to accept change and newness, a willingness to play with ideas and possibilities A process: Creative people work hard and continually to improve ideas and solutions

21. BARRIERS THAT GET IN OUR WAY Time Why change? Usually don’t need to be creative Habit Routine Haven’t been taught to be creative

22. be alert, gather knowledge engage provoke select thumbs up!

23. What to do? The little finger : what irritates you/others? in what fields do you seek improvement? Ring finger : choose an item, mindmap/brainstorm, explore Middle finger: generate as many ideas as possible, without being critical. Forefinger: choose the best idea. Make it better, work on it Thumb: put it on the market and enjoy your success!

24. the little finger - antenna: be open - get clever, informed - make a breakthrough in your routines

25. the ring finger - Engage yourself - Mind mapping - brainstorming - research - thinking assignment

26. middle finger - provoke! - change the perspective - surprise stimulus - force yourself - ignore the rules

27. the forefinger - select - explore, check - not too fast

28. the thumb - thumbs up! - let’s work - cyclic process

29. Burden of studies, exams are approaching I will do something, become serious Generate ideas: Time management or list of imp. Topics Make it better: see previous year papers , consult teacher & friends DO IT : stick to the plan you made. Thumbs up –be confident