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PROGRAM OBJECTIVE:
After completing this program participants will
understand how creativity can
assist them in problem solving. Each person will experience a dozen
techniques designed to assist in individual problem solving from problem
definition to selling solutions.
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PROGRAM OUTCOMES: |
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Explore what is known about creativity and
problem solving
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Learn how to recognize and overcome problem
solving pitfalls
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Develop skills in problem solving at work and
elsewhere
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Experience in evaluating and using a dozen
creative problem solving tools |
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WORKSHOP ELEMENTS:
1. Program Elements |
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Personal attitude surveys & worksheets
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Small group discussion and feedback
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Presentation and workbook
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Technique modeling
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DiSC assessment
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Program Requirements |
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1)
7 Hour Workshop - shorter programs can be
custom designed
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Overhead, flip charts, ability to reproduce
solution sets
3)
U Shaped seating or 4 operations groups with
flip charts
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE:
I. Creativity
& Problem Solving
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A. Finding Your Problems Listing & Rating
B. The Paradoxes of Creative Problem Solving
C. Your Problem Solving Behavior DiSC
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II. Defining the
Issue
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A. What Do We Know Five W's & H
B. What's the Goal Goal Charting
C. What's at Stake Defining the Agenda
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II. Idea
Generation
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A. Source of Ideas & Their Blocks Exercises &
Ideas
B. Force Relationships Idea Diamond
C. Stretched Frame of Reference Exaggerated Objectives
D. Inner Mind Creative Visualization
E. New Image Metaphors & Analogies
F. Beyond Brainstorming Pushing 7
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III.
Idea Evaluation |
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A. Clustering Hot Spots
B. Tangible/Intangibles Balance Sheet
C. Criteria Selection Matrix Decisions
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IV. Thoughts
On Implementation
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