| In the process, they'll learn about generating ideas and stimulating creative thinking. |
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| This also helps foster inquisitiveness, curiosity, pragmatism in decision making, and creative thinking. |
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| The minister says the social economy has many able people capable of creative thinking and wealth creation. |
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| We're loading our lives with so much minutia that our creative thinking suffers. |
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| Each method used is an ingenious result of intelligent and creative thinking. |
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| Forging a closer relationship between the education process and the process of cognition is key to creative thinking. |
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| A change in the system would encourage creative thinking about and continual reevaluation of the national security mission. |
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| Their peers ranked them top for generating ideas, entrepreneurial endeavour and creative thinking. |
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| You have challenged us to find fresh momentum at a time of stalemate and to come up, over these next weeks, with some new and creative thinking. |
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| For individuals interested in the creative side of advertising, having a portfolio of work that reflects your creative thinking ability is a must. |
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| The salient fact, nevertheless, about the Scottish game is not that it is dull, hold the front page, but that it is bereft of any creative thinking. |
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| Nature worship, from mountain grandeur to the microcosmos of flowers, influenced his creative thinking. |
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| The time was ripe for creative thinking on ways of advancing the peace process both politically and on the ground. |
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| For instance, often your dramatisation of the brand's situation and the key issues it faces can spark off great creative thinking. |
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| Very unlike their Baby Boomer parents, these young adults are the original latchkey kids and have grown up mastering information technology and creative thinking. |
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| Her foreign MBA is helping Nehemiah bring creative thinking to bear upon her problem. |
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| In the KBE, work requires creative thinking, self-motivation, and academic basics. |
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| It also requires creative thinking and innovation so that two cultures can be bridged for a single purpose. |
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| Wanting your child's name to be unique and to stand out in a crowd may take some creative thinking. |
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| As a result, when creative thinking comes to leadership, because they do not feel comfortable with it they tend to put it aside. |
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| It was creative thinking like this that helped it debut at number one on Billboard Top Heatseekers Chart. |
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| An innovative programme could revitalise the moribund, but the financial services industry is too set in their ways to do any lateral or creative thinking. |
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| Even so, there are several small garden chores that will need attention soon and I'm blowed if I can see how I'm going to manage them without some creative thinking. |
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| He believes that education should concentrate on creative thinking rather than solely getting to grips with the hard sell of the commercial world. |
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| Consequently, they should also be able to do some creative thinking in this case. |
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| It is an excellent technique to move people from linear thinking to more creative thinking. |
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| Competences such as creative thinking and advanced problem-solving are therefore as essential in economic and social as in artistic fields. |
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| The purpose of these exercises was to create opportunities and creative thinking for the plan. |
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| Indeed, limitations often require creative thinking in order to achieve the best results. |
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| It was noted that prizes and contest at school could help to mainstream skills of creative thinking. |
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| It is not only driving a simple internal change. It results from a collective effort within the organisation by strengthening creative thinking. |
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| He pointed out that the accessibility requirement might call for creative thinking about delivery mechanisms such as mopeds for nurses. |
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| Obvious candidates-other publishing companies, for instance-will spring to mind, but it will take some creative thinking and research to identity other potential candidate both within and outside of the publishing industry. |
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| It supports the community development and social change work of all St. Christopher House programs and provides a focal point for creative thinking around social change. |
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| There is a saddening tendency in some groups and organizations to go all out in research and then fade away when it comes to applying creative thinking and effective action to the facts they have found. |
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| Their achievements have been the fruit of creative thinking based on original concepts, blueprinted and carried out by engineers applying fundamental physical laws with incredible ingenuity. |
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| Apart from being read in one go, what is remarkable in Rowley's book is that the author has also succeeded in conveying both the intellectual energy, and the innermost nature of the creative thinking of the proverbial couple. |
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| Organizational awareness, flexibility, teamwork, approachability and creative thinking are essential skills, not to forget a good sense of humour! |
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| Moreover, exercise stimulates creative thinking. |
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| They have specific processes to help them define and redefine challenges, collect ideas from unusual sources, find unobvious solutions, encourage creative thinking, and test and revise ideas before discarding them. |
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| The metacognitive qualities included in these policy documents were: creative thinking, lifelong learning abilities and the ability to co-operate and communicate. |
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| This is part data analysis, part creative thinking. |
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| It helps us to look beyond our direct experience, and even if non problem is identified, or no decision is made, creative thinking can help us to respond adaptively and with flexibility to the situations of our daily lives. |
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| Items like markers and paper for doodling or children's plastic building blocks can help busy the hands and open the right side of the brain for creative thinking. |
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| The QRIO Science Program is an educational activity for youths that aims to stimulate curiosity about science and nurture a questing spirit to develop creative thinking. |
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| She brings creative thinking and a high level of scientific rigour to the work of addressing the health and well-being of women, as well as finding innovative approaches to ergonomics and occupational health. |
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| This work values teacher expertise, creative thinking and new knowledge. |
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| Section 4 presents a set of strategic questions intended to open the space for creative thinking and generate constructive dialogue about the hypothesis. |
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| It could be that his nail-biting correlates to his most creative thinking. |
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| In practice, the CA programme is test-driven and undue stress is placed on reinforcing academic skills, at the expense of creative thinking and problem solving. |
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| This direction recognizes that artists, working alone or collaboratively, play a central role in the arts and society, as innovators advancing new ideas and creative thinking. |
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| In many countries, creative thinking and innovative policy relevant to business and human rights has been impeded by adherence to a reified and increasingly stale bifurcation of voluntary and mandatory means. |
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| We've tried for several years to work out different arrangements with the federal government and other governments to look at ways where we can do some creative thinking as to how we can get a place that we can call home. |
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| Does the matriculation examination in our secondary schools really provide a basis for creative thinking in the young people taking this examination? |
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| Organizations that would be attractive to the Entrepreneur are rapid-fire growth companies that also possess an environment of creative thinking and visional foresight. |
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