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This is a warming up exercise intended to be used during a creative brainstorm. It works particularly well after a break of some kind.
It warms up participants and gets their brains into a creative mindset by depriving them of a crucial resource (they cannot use speech.) It teaches participants to communicate creatively. It teaches participants to truly pay attention to each-other.
This is a warming up exercise intended to be used during a creative brainstorm. It works particularly well after a break of some kind.
It warms up participants and gets their brains into a creative mindset by depriving them of a crucial resource (they cannot use speech.) It teaches participants to communicate creatively. It teaches participants to truly pay attention to each-other.
1.
THE
SILENT
TREATMENT
CREATIVE
BRAINSTORM,
WARMING
UP
EXERCISE
Bas6aan
van
de
Werk
June
28th
2012
2.
THE
PURPOSE
OF
THIS
EXERCISE
This
is
a
warming
up
exercise
intended
to
be
used
during
a
crea6ve
brainstorm.
It
works
par6cularly
well
aQer
a
break
of
some
kind.
› It
warms
up
par6cipants
and
gets
their
brains
into
a
crea6ve
mindset
by
depriving
them
of
a
crucial
resource
(they
cannot
use
speech.)
› It
teaches
par6cipants
to
communicate
crea6vely.
› It
teaches
par6cipants
to
truly
pay
aUen6on
to
each-‐other.
3.
HOW
TO
USE
THIS
EXERCISE?
› When
the
par6cipants
enter
the
room,
say
nothing.
› When
par6cipants
sit
down,
pair
them
up.
(use
a
PowerPoint
to
'talk'
to
them)
and
have
them
communicate
a
rela6vely
complex
or
abstract
message.
› They
must
do
this
this
without
talking.
Without
wri6ng.
Without
drawing.
› Watch
for
about
3
minutes
as
people
fran6cally
sign,
mime
or
even
dance
their
message
to
each-‐other.
› Have
par6cipants
share
their
most
interes6ng
ideas
with
the
group
and
discuss
those.
32.
YOU’RE
ALLOWED
TO
TALK
AGAIN.
(THAT’S
A
RELIEF
ISN’T
IT?)
33.
WANT
TO
KNOW
MORE?
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