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A core tenet of humanity is our ability to think critically and with imagination and creativity. Therefore, it makes sense that our ability–and decision t0–do this consistently in some ways defines us as a species.
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Scooped by Elizabeth E Charles |
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This article shows three of the thinking that a person can developed based on the models provided on his or her environments. First, it explains what CONVERGENT THINKING IS; it is also called lineal and vertical thinking. This, because it is about having a student or person coming up with a logical, premeditated and expected answer, it is not a process that requires creativity and reflection, but memory. Secondly, it shows DIVERGENT THINKING, meaning the process that requires creativity, it is to say that based on a situation that may be called problem statement, the person or student are required to provide a set of creative possibilities. Ultimately, this article presents what is known as LATERAL THINKING, it is also known as thinking out of the box; to meet this thinking it is important to use both of the processes mentioned above.