Lateral Thinking Puzzles
Thinking in straight lines isn’t good for us because we only see forwards and backwards. Thinking is far more chaotic than that. We need to see round corners, go off-piste…
Thinking in straight lines isn’t good for us because we only see forwards and backwards. Thinking is far more chaotic than that. We need to see round corners, go off-piste…
If you want to kick-start a discussion then a fail-safe idea for class (and other contexts) is to play the hypothetical thinking game of ‘Would You Rather…?’ Hypothetical questions can…
Thinking games are vital to the lifeblood of any classroom regardless of subject and should be regularly incorporated into the daily schedule. Another choice game that works well in getting…
One of my favourite games and creative literacy activities that children can really get their teeth into is to to play ‘Would you rather?’
One of the most popular instruments for measuring or assessing creativity is the the Wallach and Kogan Creativity Test.
The Remote Associates Test (RAT) is a widely used test for measuring creativity, specifically the ability to make associations.
The Alternative Uses Test (AUT) is a standard measure of divergent thinking.
How many ways can you get a needle out of a haystack?
For donkey’s years, many scientists have believed the right brain is the seat of creative thinking and the left brain is the home of logical thinking. When I first found…
Have you tried reasoning by analogy?