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Edward de Bono s Six Thinking Hats

According to Edward de Bono we tend to think in restricted and predictable ways. To become better thinkers we need to learn new habits. His teaching strategy known as

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Edward de Bono s Six Thinking Hats

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    1. Edward de Bonos Six Thinking Hats Provides a framework for thinking:

    4. Edward de Bonos Six Thinking Hats Directing pupils thinking Avoids emotions taking over our thinking Thinkers can switch roles and use all 6 modes of thinking one at a time Particularly useful in an argumentative culture Hats can be used in sequence simple or sophisticated Why hats? Put your thinking cap on! For children the connection is already there Hats are easy to put on and take off Hats indicate a role e.g. soldiers, police so as we put the hat on we take on that role The Six Hats method allows pupils to think more richly and more comprehensively

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