creative thinking

A collection of 202 questions based on imaginative possibilities and designed to encourage family discussions and help parents and children get to know one another better.

Offers teachers advice on how they can empower students to become critical thinkers and users of information, with more than eighty proven classroom activities that will take students beyond memorization and rote learning.

Argues that it is crucial for companies to promote creativity among their employees in order to thrive in the modern world, explains how the lack of creativity in the workplace can be traced back to failures in the education system, and offers strategies for engaging employees and students to be more creative.

Examines spontaneous thought processes, discussing neuroscience findings, attitudes, habits, scientific experiments, and more.

A guide to revving up creative genius, providing tips and techniques for overcoming distractions and feelings of being blocked-up and overwhelmed to enable the spark of creative passion.

Discusses the science behind creativity and how it can be used to make cities, companies, and culture more creative.

An exploration of creative thinking and its classroom application in grades four through eight, providing guidelines for integrating the investigative and inventing approaches within science and across the disciplines, and including reproducible activity sheets and awards.