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- https://learning.umassonline.net/webct/urw/lc26226.tp0/cobaltMainFrame.dowebct
- Burns, Deborah PhD. A Proposed Taxonomy of Thinking Skills. Creative Thinking. University of Connecticut, Willimantic, CT.
- Sternberg, R. (1999) Handbook of Creativity. New York: Cambridge Press
- Hierarchical Food Chain. Copyright Pearson Education, Inc. Publishing by Benjamin Cummings
- Martinez, M. (2006). What is metacognition? In Phi Delta Kappan. (pp. 696-699). Irvine, California: Department of Education at University of California.
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creativity
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creativity_techniques
- http://www.consult-iidc.com/english/science/leaderladder.htm
- http://convention3.allacademic.com/meta/p_mla_apa_research_citation/2/5/8/3/2/p258325_index.html?phpsessid=8fd2eb1f01f80000940babc3f64eed6f
A Proposed Taxonomy of Creative Thinking Skills
Fluency
The ability to generate numerous ideas or alternatives to sole a problem that requires novel solution.
Flexibility
The ability to generate a wide variety of ideas or alternatives to solve a problem that requires novel solution.
Originality
The ability to generate novel, unique and rare ideas or alternatives to solve a problem that requires an innovative solution.
Elaboration
The ability to generate a large number of minute details or descriptions that explain a specific and novel solution to a problem.
Imagery
The ability to visualize a situation or an object and to mentally manipulate various alternatives for solving a problem related to the object or situation without benefit of models, props, or physical objects.
SCAMPER Modification Techniques
The ability to use a checklist (substitute, combine, adapt, modify or minify, put to new use, eliminate, reverse or rearrange) of techniques to guide a comprehensive search for appropriate strategies to modify and improve a product by altering one or more component of the original product.
Attribute Listing
The ability to identify appropriate improvements to a process or product by systematically considering modifications of the various attributes of the original product.
Random Input
The ability to see a relationship between an apparently irrelevant word or phrase, selected at random, and a potential and creative solution for a given problem.
Brainstorming
The ability to work with a group of other people to withold judgment while identifying varied, innovative, and numerous alternatives for solving a given problem.
Creative Problem Solving
The ability to use a multiple step process to identify, research, and plan to sole a subproblem that requires a novel, but relevant solution in order to remedy or alter a problem situation
Synectics
The ability to identify an analogous situation to a given problem set and to use that relationship to identify a solution to the problem at hand.
The ability to generate numerous ideas or alternatives to sole a problem that requires novel solution.
Flexibility
The ability to generate a wide variety of ideas or alternatives to solve a problem that requires novel solution.
Originality
The ability to generate novel, unique and rare ideas or alternatives to solve a problem that requires an innovative solution.
Elaboration
The ability to generate a large number of minute details or descriptions that explain a specific and novel solution to a problem.
Imagery
The ability to visualize a situation or an object and to mentally manipulate various alternatives for solving a problem related to the object or situation without benefit of models, props, or physical objects.
SCAMPER Modification Techniques
The ability to use a checklist (substitute, combine, adapt, modify or minify, put to new use, eliminate, reverse or rearrange) of techniques to guide a comprehensive search for appropriate strategies to modify and improve a product by altering one or more component of the original product.
Attribute Listing
The ability to identify appropriate improvements to a process or product by systematically considering modifications of the various attributes of the original product.
Random Input
The ability to see a relationship between an apparently irrelevant word or phrase, selected at random, and a potential and creative solution for a given problem.
Brainstorming
The ability to work with a group of other people to withold judgment while identifying varied, innovative, and numerous alternatives for solving a given problem.
Creative Problem Solving
The ability to use a multiple step process to identify, research, and plan to sole a subproblem that requires a novel, but relevant solution in order to remedy or alter a problem situation
Synectics
The ability to identify an analogous situation to a given problem set and to use that relationship to identify a solution to the problem at hand.
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