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The document introduces Edward de Bono's Thinking Hats method for structured thinking and problem solving. The method uses colored hats to signify different perspectives or types of thinking - the white hat focuses on objective facts, the green hat encourages creative ideas, the black hat looks at risks and negatives, the yellow hat considers benefits, the red hat expresses feelings, and the blue hat manages the thinking process. Using different colored hats helps produce critical thinking, collaboration, communication and creativity by allowing people to consider an issue from different angles before coming to a conclusion.
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- 1. Thinking Hats By Taylor Stewart
- 2. It’s a Metaphor! • Time tested practical thinking tool • Invented by Dr. Edward De Bono • Directs thinking into one direction at a time • Each hat has a different color that signals a different way to think about the topic • Helps produce critical thinking, collaboration, communication and creativity • Helps for others to see everyone's point of view • End endless arguing
- 3. Blue Hat- Process Thinking about thinking What thinking is needed? Organizing the thinking Planning for action
- 4. The Different Hats The White Hat- Facts Information and data Neutral and objective What do I know? What do I need to find out How will I get the information I need
- 5. Black Hat-Cautions Difficulties, weakness and dangers Logical reasons are given Spotting the risks
- 6. Green Hat-Creativity Ideas, alternatives, and possibilities Provocation-P.O. (ed) Solutions to black hat problems
- 7. Yellow Hat-Benefits Positive and plus points Logical reasons are given Why an idea is useful
- 8. Red Hat-Feelings Intuition, hunches, and gut instincts My feelings right now Feelings can change No reasons are given
- 9. How to use the hats • Can time it to make it one lesson • Or can spread out for a week • Whole class activity • Then at the end review
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