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What is Creativity?
Creativity is to bring something new, to you, into being
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Name the Three P’s of Creativity
- Person (traits, personality type, passion)
- Process (steps, stages, development)
- Product (design, innovation)
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What are the The Characteristics of a Creative Person?
- They have vibrant, internally generated energy
- They Can Play and be Disciplined
- They can be in fantasy and in reality
- At times an introvert, other times an extrovert
- They take risks
- They are passionate
- They are open and aware
- They love to just create…
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Name all four steps of the Creative Process: Wallas Model.
- Immersion
- Incubation
- Illumination
- Verification
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What are some of the The Emotional Challenges in Creating?
- 1.the fear of the beginning, the blank paper;
- 2.the sense of not knowing where you are going;
- 3.the challenge of mistakes;
- 4.the frustration of no inspiration;
- 5.the confusion in not knowing when you are finished;
- 6.the probing of whether you are happy with it;
- 7.the fear of showing your work in public.
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Name some of the Joys in Creating.
- 1.a free flow while drawing?
- 2.not concerned with what you are doing, but simply in the joy of doing it?
- 3.was there a loss of a sense of time?
- 4.did you feel fully aware and in the moment?
- 5.did you experience heightened senses of touch, sight, sound, hearing?
- 6.did you have little concern with the end product, knowing that what you were doing in the moment was the value?
- 7.did you feel at any time as if you were being led?
- 8.did you feel a sense of play?
- 9.Did you feel excited from the sense of open adventure;
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Name all four of the Creative Skills.
- Play, Spontaneity
- Imagination
- Intuition
- Creative Flow
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Name all Four Creative Attitudes.
- Passion
- Awareness
- Curiosity
- Courage
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Name three Mindmapping Rules.
- Use landscape paper
- Start in the centre
- Free associate the ideas as they come
- One word per line
- Use images
- Use different colours
- Use curved lines
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Name all Five Steps to the "Solve It" process.
- Determine the critical issue or opportunity
- Write a clear problem statement
- Generate ideas
- Get the best idea
- Write your vision
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Name two of the benefits to "Solve It".
- It is fast
- It is right brain exploratory
- Can be used in any situation
- It creates a vision from an idea
- It is the foundation for a left brain
- Analytical next step
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Name all four Brainstorming Rules.
- Defer judgment
- Build on others ideas
- Go for wild ideas
- Go for quantity
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Define Divergent Thinking.
Free creative flow naming at least 15 ideas.
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Define Convergent Thinking.
Judging and making decisions to select the best idea.
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What is Criteria Based Assessment?
You determine a few basic criteria that are essential for whether an idea can work or not.
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Define Solutions vs. Ideas.
Are ideas that are "powered up" and are assessed in terms of their strengths and weaknesses (and weaknesses resolved) and you have a preliminary action plan.
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Name the five-step process of the Ideation Session Process.
- State the issue
- Define key assessment criteria
- Generate ideas
- Build the solution
- Create an action plan
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