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This document discusses strategic analysis and intuitive thinking. Strategic analysis involves conducting research to identify problems and formulate solutions using logical, step-by-step processes. Intuitive thinking relies on instincts and past experiences to gain quick insights and solutions without logical reasoning. The document prompts the reader to consider how they would respond intuitively or strategically to various scenarios like a surprise quiz or meeting the president. It also directs the reader to write a poem about whether they are an intuitive or strategic thinker.
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- 1. Trends, Networks and Critical Thinking in the 21st Century
- 2. Strategic Analysis and Intuitive Thinking
- 3. Situation 1: Be an Entrepreneur If you want to be an entrepreneur, what are the factors that you need to consider in building a business?
- 4. Processed Questions: 1. What can you say about the activity? __________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________ 2. How do you come up with your decision? __________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________ 3. Why do we need to decide? __________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________
- 5. Strategic Analysis • is a process of examining and identifying a problem/threats using rational thinking, conceptualizing with systematic and step-by- step process. • Use to analyze an organization to formulate a strategic planning in achieving goal/aims.
- 6. Strategic Analysis • A process of conducting research to identify problems in the environment to formulate a strategy for creating solutions. Strategic-analytical thinking involves time, uses abstract and criteria, brain-centered to see the big picture of the environment to formulate strategy in achieving goal.
- 7. Intuitive thinking • is a “quick and ready insight” (Webster’s New Collegiate Dictionary) • a kind of thinking that examines understands a certain problem without using logical reasoning or rational thinking.
- 8. Intuitive thinking • It referred to as your gut feeling, your instinct, senses and years of experiences that can help to create solutions in a certain problem in an organization or in the community.
- 9. LET’S DO IT! IT’S MY STRATEGY Using your intuitive thinking or strategic thinking, what will you do in the following circumstances? 1. Surprise quiz 2. Gadget is suddenly lost 3. Meeting the President of the Philippines 4. Lost and Found money 5. Meeting bad guys
- 10. IT’S SHOWTIME! (POEM MAKING) You are going to make a poem based on the question below. Directions: 1. The poem must have a title. You can make your own title. 2. The poem must be composed a minimum of two paragraphs. 1. Are you an intuitive thinker or a strategic thinker?