Creative Thinking - An Essential Life Skills

Creative Thinking - An Essential Life Skills
Creative thinking is the ability to create something new for what is presented. This means providing fresh perspectives and new angles to a situation. As a result, we can obtain a solution that was absent earlier, or its need wasn’t even realized.
Creative thinking allows thinking out of the box and picking the most different ideas. This ability means to look at the current scenario and find new alternatives. The uncommon and unconventional ideas can help us in solving a problem. However, it is important to note that creative thinking can be useful beyond creative professions. Musicians, dancers, writers, designers require creativity. But a lot of other people and even professions can benefit from it.
An idea that can spark change can further bring improvements and revolutions in every field. For example, teachers today give many projects or work to students that need them to brainstorm.
Creative thinking refers to using abilities and soft skills to come up with new solutions to problems. Creative thinking skills are techniques used to look at the issue from different and creative angles, using the right tools to assess it and develop a plan.
The focus on creativity and innovation is important because most problems might require approaches that have never been created or tried before. It is a highly valued skill to have individually and one that businesses should always aspire to have among their ranks. After all, the word creativity means a phenomenon where something new is created.
Creative thinking is a skill and, like any other, it needs constant exercise to stay sharp. You need to regularly expose yourself to situations in which a new idea is needed and surround yourself with like-minded people to achieve this goal.
Such creative assessment strategies can be very helpful. Students are forced to think beyond the textbooks. As a result, a pool of unique ideas will be generated. This simple change in a method of evaluation can have a list of benefits.
While students will be able to learn according to their needs. Moreover, this can benefit the entire learning process.
Scamper Technique
SCAMPER was first introduced by Bob Eberle to address targeted questions that help solve problems or ignite creativity during brainstorming meetings. The name SCAMPER is acronym for seven techniques; (S) substitute, (C) combine, (A) adapt, (M) modify, (P) put to another use, (E) eliminate and (R) reverse. These keywords represent the necessary questions addressed during the creative thinking meeting.
During the need for critical thinking either alone or inside a group, forcing the mind to think in a specific flow can help emerging innovative ideas that won’t be possible to reach using a regular thinking flow. The SCAMPER technique aims to provide seven different thinking approaches to find innovative ideas and solutions.
The SCAMPER technique is one of the easiest and direct methods for creative thinking and problem-solving through a number of techniques, which can be learnt.

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