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Brain Sharpener

Brain Sharpener. Developing Creative Thinking and Problem Solving Skills. Brain Storming. By Marty Fligor – The Book of Topics. Brain Sharpener. Developing Creative Thinking and Problem Solving Skills. Let’s Practice. I will give you a subject

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Brain Sharpener

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  1. Brain Sharpener Developing Creative Thinking and Problem Solving Skills

  2. Brain Storming • By Marty Fligor • – The Book of Topics

  3. Brain Sharpener Developing Creative Thinking and Problem Solving Skills

  4. Let’s Practice • I will give you a subject • We will go around the room and you will make your contribution • Sample…Complete the sentence…. • I promise I will ….( you fill in the blank) • You will have 30 seconds to think, before we start and 10 seconds in-between each person

  5. Where would you find a leaf or leaves?

  6. Name things that are round

  7. Name things that come in pairs

  8. Give ways to put out a dragon’s FIRE

  9. I did not have my homework because…

  10. Name things that run on or have wheels..

  11. Name a manufactured item for each letter of the alphabet

  12. Try These Metal Plates in Your Head • BG8S • ABOK4U • DNTDOM • GDAYM8 • 10SE • FXION8

  13. SOLUTIONS • Bill gates • A bouquet for you • Don’t tread on me • Good day mate • Tennessee • Affectionate

  14. Knock to the noggin • A man wanted to enter and exclusive club but did not know the required passsword. He waited by the door and listened. A club member knocked on the door and the doorman said, “TWELVE”. The member replied ,”SIX”. And was in. A second member came to the door and the doorman said, “SIX”. The member replied, ”THREE” and was let in. The man thought he heard enough and walked up to the door. The doorman said. “TEN” and the man replied, “FIVE”. He was NOT let in..what should he have said?

  15. One Way or the Other • Think of the many black and white things in the world. • Name 8 or more of them • Remember ONLY BLACK and WHITE

  16. Solutions • Zebra • Oreo cookie • Piano keys • Speed limit sign • Penguin • Skunk • Newspaper • Police car • Tv shows • Movies • Prison stripes

  17. Just say the wordWhat do these words have in common? • RACECAR • ROTOR • EYE • MADAM • RADAR

  18. Driving You CrazyVanity license plates spotted on the roadWhat do they say? • ISD8EM • -CSHFLW • W84ME • TTOZTR1 • LITIG8 • IXLR8

  19. Solutions • I sedate them • Negative cash flow • Wait for me • Testosterone • Litigate • I accelerate

  20. The Writing Is On The Wall • A shop owner in the heart of Boston was having trouble with hoodlums covering the side of his building with graffiti. He called the authorities for extra patrol, to no avail. He pained over the marks right away but within a few days the graffiti was back. The shop owner knew he needed a creative solution to solve his graffiti problem. What ideas do you have to help him out. • List 3 suggestions

  21. Solutions • He commissioned a mural to be painted on the side of the building commemorating the Boston Red Sox 2004 World Series Win, Including a larger then life Boston Red Sox Logo. • Not only did it stop the graffiti problem his business increased.

  22. The average child thinks of 60 alternatives to any situation..the average adult thinks of 3-6 • Picture a standard household sponge • List 20 uses for it • 4 minutes

  23. How many words are in your BRAIN • How words can you construct from the letters in BRAIN. • All words MUST have 3 characters or more

  24. 16 Solutions and counting • Air Ani Barin Ban • Bran Barn Bin Bra • Ran Rani Rib Nib • Rain Bar Brin Nab

  25. # 6. Develop Problem Solving and Critical Thinking Skills in your curriculum

  26. To succeed in today's digital world, students and workers need to think critically and solve problems using a full range of information and communication technology (ICT) skills. ETS and Certiport — the acknowledged leaders in educational assessment and certification — developed the iCritical Thinking™ Certification exam to serve as the new standard in digital literacy certification. An outcomes-based assessment, the iCritical Thinking Certification measures a complete range of cognitive and applied ICT literacy skills. This one-hour exam: replaces ETS's iSkills™ assessment, providing many of the same benefits, plus new robust features that enhance test security, usability and value. For more information about how the iSkills assessments correspond to the iCritical Thinking certification, view the Comparison Tables features real-time, scenario-based tasks that measure an individual's ability to navigate, critically evaluate and understand the wealth of information available through digital technology delivers individual and group data for use in student evaluation and placement, student ICT literacy assessment, curriculum development and deployment decisions and for accreditation and accountability initiatives is endorsed by the Global Digital Literacy Council (GDLC) and aligned with the nationally recognized Association of Colleges & Research Libraries (ACRL) standards serves as a certification exam Take the iCritical Thinking Certification tour. For more information about iCritical Thinking Certification, contact an ETS advisor at highered@ets.org or visit www.certiport.com/iCriticalThinking. Introducing the NEW iCritical Thinking™ Certification

  27. A well cultivated critical thinker: raisesvital questions assesses relevant information comes to well-reasoned solutions thinks open-mindedly thinks about the implications thinks about practical consequences communicates effectively with others

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  29. Let’s solve a problem

  30. Brain Sharpener Developing Creative Thinking and Problem Solving Skills

  31. http://wilderdom.com/games/InitiativeGames.htmlSurvival Scenarios"Your plane crashed...your group needs to choose the 12 most useful items to survive..."

  32. One Way or the Other Think of the many black and white things in the world. Name 8 or more of them Remember ONLY BLACK and WHITE

  33. http://wilderdom.com/games/InitiativeGames.html

  34. Name things that have a leaf or leaves or on them.

  35. Knock to the noggin A man wanted to enter and exclusive club but did not know the required passsword. He waited by the door and listened. A club member knocked on the door and the doorman said, “TWELVE”. The member replied ,”SIX”. And was in. A second member came to the door and the doorman said, “SIX”. The member replied, ”THREE” and was let in. The man thought he heard enough and walked up to the door. The doorman said. “TEN” and the man replied, “FIVE”. He was NOT let in..what should he have said?

  36. Problem Solving SkillsA well cultivated critical thinker ?

  37. Did this student pass the 21st Century skills test on problem solving and critical thinking skills ????? #78-97 Problem Solving SkillsA well cultivated critical thinker ?

  38. Critical Thinking SkillsA well cultivated critical thinker ?

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