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What is Creative Thinking

Aligning Social-Emotional and 21st Century Learning in the Classroom: Emerging Research and Opportunities
A method of involving logical, disciplined, sequential manner of thinking that looks at problems or solutions from a new perspective; creative thinking is different from critical thinking for it involves the use of divergent, intuitive, imaginative, and speculative thinking.
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Teaching Creativity Skills to Foster Social-Emotional Learning
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-4102-9.ch004
Abstract
Creativity is needed now to solve problems, develop products, and become better thinkers. The COVID-19 pandemic of 2020 caused people to think differently in every aspect of our society. We now need to help students learn how to think more creatively, how to collaborate with others, and how to implement innovations. However, many students face challenges that affect their social and emotional learning, thus negatively impacting their creativity. Teachers can employ different strategies and skills that can break through these barriers and develop a systems approach that can produce student creative success. There are many technical and non-technical skills and strategies for creative thinking, collaboration, and innovation implementation that teachers can use. If used jointly, these skills and strategies will generate a management systems approach to creativity.
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Integrating Creative Thinking Skills into the Higher Education Classroom
Mental activities that lead to original and useful ideas, involving complex cognition and problem solving.
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New Innovations in Higher Education's Academic Integrity and Classroom Strategies
The ability to generate innovative ideas, approaches, and solutions by thinking outside traditional boundaries and embracing originality.
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Management of Critical Thinking Abilities of Teachers and Learners in a Dynamic Futuristic Environment
Creative thinking has been by definition the analysis of information contained in facts and data to draw a proper conclusion after a judgment of the facts.
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Strategic Thinking
This is the type of thinking that challenges the conventional mental model with an open-mindedness that allows us to weigh up facts that were not initially considered, and thus find pathways that are normally overlooked. It encompasses a forward-looking orientation that allows us to anticipate the actions that will be triggered by our strategy and to anticipate measures to address them.
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Psychology of Translation: Critical and Creative Thinking
A cognitive skill providing ability to consolidate all the necessary theoretical (structured and non-structured, conscious and intuitive) knowledge as well as practical skills in order to synthesize a TT adequate in relation to ST.
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Artistic Biotechnology: A Design Thinking Platform for STEAM Praxis
Multidimensional construct of fluency (quantity of ideas), flexibility (different types of ideas), elaboration (building upon ideas), originality (uniqueness of ideas), and usefulness of ideas.
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Raising Authentic Children in the Modern World
A series of processes including boundry crossing, curiosity, and thinking differently. It goes beyond stereotypes and to be aware of multiple solutions.
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