Article: Art Thinking, Creative Thinking, Design Thinking, Critical Thinking

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Age Group: Owlins (9-11 year-olds)

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PREDICTION / BRAINSTORMING FOR STUDENTS
1. Look at the title ‘Different Ways of Thinking.’ What kinds of thinking do you think we might learn about?
2. Can you think of a time when you had to solve a tricky problem? How did you approach it?

WHAT STUDENTS WILL LEARN

ï‚· 1. Identify and describe four different types of thinking: art thinking, creative thinking, design thinking, and critical thinking
ï‚· 2. Understand the concept of analytical thinking and how it combines various thinking skills
ï‚· 3. Apply different thinking styles to solve problems and approach challenges
ï‚· 4. Recognize the importance of diverse thinking methods in everyday life and future careers

KEYWORDS

Art thinking, creative thinking, design thinking, critical thinking, analytical thinking, problem-solving, imagination, intuition, innovation, decision-making, visualization, brainstorming, iteration, evidence- based reasoning, complexity, soft skills

A QUICK SUMMARY

The original text introduces four different types of thinking: art thinking, creative thinking, design thinking, and critical thinking. It explains each thinking style’s characteristics and applications, emphasizing their importance in problem-solving and innovation.

Art thinking is described as an intuitive, introspective process that draws inspiration from within and communicates through various artistic forms. Creative thinking is presented as a method for generating original ideas and exploring possibilities without limitations. Design thinking is explained as an iterative problem-solving approach used by designers but applicable to various fields. Critical thinking is portrayed as a reflective process for evaluating assumptions and making rational judgments.

The text highlights how these thinking styles can be combined and applied in various contexts, from personal projects to professional problem-solving. It also touches on the concept of analytical thinking as a way to break down complex problems.

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