ImprovGames: Critical Thinking Activity from Thiagi

This simple activity is a jolt for every group. It a beautiful reminder that there are two ways of thinking and challenges each of us to consider which kind of thinking is best for the current task.
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William Hall
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[@lisawang9456]

He had me at "Hello, my name is William Hall..."

[@ImprovGames]

made me laugh too....

[@RobinFox222]

Hahaha! Love this. "Not as good as my book!" Still chuckling.

[@ImprovGames]

He is a trickster! There is no one like him.

[@mganapoler]

Meta-cognitive activity. Yes.! If we all spent a bit more time thinking about thinking, the world would be a better place. My philosophy is to not believe everything I think. This is where "trickster" activities ("jolts") can be particularly helpful. Thank you William and Thiagi for provoking and championing thought.

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...hm.....let me think about what you said Martin. And...thank you for the comment. To know Thiagi is to be jolted! Ahh....