Grade 10-Creative Thinking And Problem Solving Flashcards

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What is the definition for creative thinking?

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The process of coming with new and innovative solutions to a problem.

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What are the requirements for creative thinking?

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  1. Never be afraid to make mistakes
  2. Keep an open mind
  3. Have an environment that is appropriate for creative thinking
  4. Motivation
  5. Diversity
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What are barriers/blocks to creativity?

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  1. Being told no
  2. Criticism
  3. Resistance to change
  4. Lack of resources
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What are creativity methods?

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  1. Mind maps
  2. Brainstorming
  3. Forced connections
  4. SCAMPER technique
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What is the SCAMPER technique?

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S-Substitute: replace something with something else
C-Combine: Unite
A-Adapt: Adjust to a new purpose
M-Modify, Magnify, Minify: Changing aspects of the product
P-Put to another use: change when, where and how to use it
E-Eliminate: Get rid of
R-Reverse/Rearrange: change the order, sequence or layout

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What is the definition of problem solving?

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An issue which has a specific solution which can be found through creative thinking.

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What are the problem solving techniques?

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  1. The 4Q technique
  2. Pestel
  3. swot
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What is the 4Q technique?

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  1. Is it a real problem?
  2. Is it a problem that I need to solve?
  3. Do I know what the real problem is?
  4. What do I want to achieve by solving the problem?
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What is piñata technique?

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Breaking down the solution to be criticised and assess why it would not work

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What are probortunities?

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Using the right attitude to understand that every problem presents a possibility which can be turned into an opportunity.

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What is the difference between indigenous and global thinking?

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Indigenous knowledge is the knowledge that a local community gains over generations of living in a particular environment whereas global thinking is general thinking that is common to the masses

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What is the importance of indigenous knowledge?

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Provided a basis for problem solving strategies for local communities.

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