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Elevator Pitch
- 2. Oh no! Having trouble understanding how to be creative?
- 3. Are You A…. Scientist Realist Math Whiz Artist Logical Thinker Hands-On Learner Dreamer Visual Learner Multi-Dimensional Learner
- 4. It doesn’t matter!All you need to do is…
- 5. Put on your THINKING CAPS Observe with all of your senses!
- 6. Learn to look closer. Be prepared to see something in a new light.
- 7. Have some fun and be hands-on.
- 8. You can never unlearn what you see through the CREATIVE LENS