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The document introduces the Six Thinking Hats method for structured group discussion. Each colored hat represents a different perspective or mode of thinking: facts, feelings, benefits, cautions, creativity. The document provides an example of using the hats to discuss soda, with examples of perspectives you might take under each hat. It encourages readers to try the method in their own group discussions.
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- 1. The Six Thinking Hats Group Activity
- 2. What Is It? Each color represents a mode of thinking to help you see the world differently.
- 3. FACTS: THINGS YOU ALREADY KNOW FEELINGS: HOW DOES IT MAKE YOU FEEL BENEFITS: POSITIVE & GOOD THINGS ABOUT YOUR TOPIC CAUTIONS: NEGATIVE & BAD THINGS ABOUT YOUR TOPIC CREATIVITY: SOLUTIONS TO BLACK HAT PROBLEMS OR IDEAS TO MAKE IT BETTER YOUR TOPIC
- 4. LET’S USE THE 6 THINKING HATS WHEN TALKING ABOUT SODA
- 5. FACTS: THINGS WE ALREADY KNOW • IT’S A KIND OF DRINK • IT’S CARBONATED • IT’S SWEET
- 6. FEELINGS: HOW DOES IT MAKE YOU FEEL? • HAPPY • EXCITED • ENERGIZED
- 7. BENEFITS: POSITIVE OR GOOD THINGS ABOUT DRINKING SODA • QUENCHES YOUR THIRST • GIVES YOU ENERGY • MAKES YOU FEEL GOOD
- 8. CAUTIONS: NEGATIVE OR BAD THINGS ABOUT DRINKING SODA • TOO SWEET • GAIN WEIGHT • UNHEALTHY • WASTE OF MONEY • ADDICTIVE
- 9. CREATIVITY: IDEAS TO MAKE SODA BETTER; WHAT CHANGES WILL YOU MAKE? • USE NATURAL FLAVORS • DON’T USE ADDICTIVE SUBSTANCE SUCH CAFFEINE • DON’T SELL IT TO KDIS TO PREVENT OBESITY PROBLEMS
- 11. Add a Slide Title - 1 YOUR TURN!!! In your groups, use the 6 hats to discuss a product. Do not tell other groups what your product is. They will try to guess your item. It could be anything. Everyone in your group must speak.
- 12. YOUR TOPIC FACTS FEELINGS BENEFITS CAUTIONS CREATIVITY
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