Designing Thinking & Creativity—de Bono’s Six
Designing Thinking &Creativity—de Bono’s Six Thinking Hats MethodA Webinar onDr. de Bono’s Thinking Methodsfor the IIESponsored by theSociety for Engineering and Management Systemsde Bono Thinking Systems. 2006. The de Bono Group
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The Need for New Einsteinde Bono Thinking Systems. 2006. The de Bono Group3
Whowouldwin therace?de Bono Thinking Systems. 2006. The de Bono Group
Car.(engine brain/intelligence)Driver.(one’s thinking ability)Who wins the race? The better thinker.5de Bono Thinking Systems. 2006. The de Bono Group
Thinking About Our Thinking Do you do your best thinkingindividually, or in meetings withothers? Are your meetings highlyproductive?6de Bono Thinking Systems. 2006. The de Bono Group
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Dr. Edward de BonoThinking ByDesignde Bono Thinking Systems. 2006. The de Bono Group
§ World’s leading authority in conceptual andcreative thinking§ M.D., Ph.D. (physiology, medicine, and psychology),Rhodes scholar§ Nominated for a Nobel Prize in Economics in 2005§ World-renowned consultant to business,government, and industry§ Originator of Lateral Thinking§ Author of over 70 books with translations in 38languages§ Creator of CoRT, the largest thinking programin the world for childrende Bono Thinking Systems. 2006. The de Bono Group
Dr. de Bono’s Research Assistant Director of Medical Research atOxford in the 1960’s Research on the human brain Mechanismof Mind Research on the human brain in creativity Lateral ThinkingTM10de Bono Thinking Systems. 2006. The de Bono Group
Your Assets The brain is a self-organizing system ofneural networks of information There are symmetric and asymmetricpatterns Brain chemicals differ when we arecautious vs. positive Creativity can’t occur when we are thinkinglogically11de Bono Thinking Systems. 2006. The de Bono Group
Think of how rain and water shape pathways—this mirrors the brain’s system.12de Bono Thinking Systems. 2006. The de Bono Group
What WASWhat ISWhat CAN BEde Bono Thinking Systems. 2006. The de Bono Group
Argument, Analysis,and Being Right(aka Traditional Model of Thinking) The Gang of Three: Argument leads totruth and new solutions Critical thinking focuses on what is andwhat was Perceptions and concepts are a summary ofhistory14de Bono Thinking Systems. 2006. The de Bono Group
I am in the right place, really. “No, I am.” Itlooks right from where I stand 15de Bono Thinking Systems. 2006. The de Bono Group
“What is not easy is to directattention deliberately in onedirection after another when yourprejudices have already decided foryou what you should feel about anidea. It is this “will” to look in adirection that is so important.”De Bono’s Thinking Coursede Bono Thinking Systems. 2006. The de Bono Group
So, back to Creativity Do You Have ISAs?Where are your Idea SensitiveAreas? (Places where ideas-possibilities--can flourish and bedeveloped.)de Bono Thinking Systems. 2006. The de Bono Group
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Liberating Structures and Tools:Software for the Mind CoRT for schoolsPerception Broadening Tools Lateral Thinking ToolsSix Thinking Hats & Parallel ThinkingSix Value Medals19de Bono Thinking Systems. 2006. The de Bono Group
SixThinkingHats :TheParallelThinkingTool Focusedthinking:Unbundledthinking Parallelthinking:Coopera-veexplora-onde Bono Thinking Systems. 2006. The de Bono Group
Personal Tool:Unbundled Thinking “Wheretobegin ”“Somuchtoconsider ”“ComplexsituaCon ”“WeneedtobecreaCve ”“Ineedtobesure ”“Ireallywant ”“Whatif ”“Imust ”“Iʼmfrustrated ”de Bono Thinking Systems. 2006. The de Bono Group
Team Process: Parallel ThinkingUsing the Six Hats Tool angeTreaCngandshapingideasde Bono Thinking Systems. 2006. The de Bono Group
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Six Thinking Hats""Adversarial Thinking!aababbParallel Thinking!The Six Hats method replaces adversarial thinking with Parallel Thinking ."de Bono Thinking Systems. 2006. The de Bono Group
Six Hats"Six Colors "Six Typesof Thinking"Not Categories"Each thinker should be ableto use all of the hats!Published by de Bono Thinking Systems, Inc. 1998 The McQuaig Group
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Managing the Thinking “Control” hatOrganizes the thinkingSets the focus and agendaSummarizes and concludesEnsures that the rules areobservedde Bono Thinking Systems. 2006. The de Bono Group
Using Parallel ThinkingWe ALL focus in theSame area of thinkingAt the same time, beforeWe move on to the nextArea together.37de Bono Thinking Systems. 2006. The de Bono Group
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DiscipliningthebraintakespracCce– Time– Tools– Focusde Bono Thinking Systems. 2006. The de Bono Group
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Six Thinking Hats are trademarked and the property of Dr. Edward de Bono and de Bono Thinking Systems.This PPT is for use in this webinar only. No part of this may be reproduced or used in training.The de Bono Group, LLC is an authorized distributor of de Bono Thinking Methods. Questions? Contact kfl@debonogroup.comde Bono Thinking Systems. 2006. The de Bono Group
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Six Thinking Hats are trademarked and the property of Dr. Edward de Bono and de Bono Thinking Systems. This PPT is for meeting facilitation only. No part of this may be reproduced or used in training. The de Bono Group, LLC is an authorized distributor of de Bono
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SIX THINKING HATS Edward de Bono invented the concept of lateral thinking. A world-renowned writer and philosopher, he is the leading authority in the field of creative thinking and the direct teaching of thinking as a skill. In the decades since Dr de Bono introduced lateral thinking, the concept has become so entrenched in
Edward de Bono is regarded by many as the leading authority in the field of creative thinking, innovation and the direct teaching of thinking as a skill. He is equally renowned for his development of the Six Thinking Hats, Lateral Thinking and the Direct Attention Thinking Tools. Dr. de Bono's background is in self-organizing systems which led .
The term ‘lateral thinking’ was coined by Edward de Bono in his book “New Think: The Use of Lateral Thinking” published in 1967. De Bono chose the term ‘lateral thinking’ to distinguish it from what is perhaps the traditional or conventional form – vertical thinking. De Bono said, “Lateral thinking
The notion of six thinking hats comes from Edward De Bono (Read Six Thinking Hats by Edward De Bono, 1985) It is a simple and effective system that increases productivity. There are six metaphorical hats and each defines a certain type of thinking. You can put on or take off one of t
How to Transform your Basic Blues Riffs One of the features that makes the blues so fun to play is that the basic structure of a standard blues progression (the so-called ‘twelve bar’) isn’t all that complex. This simplicity makes this structure perfect to ‘embellish’ the chords and riffs we play. There are a lot of options to use these embellishments, but let’s first start with .
