Creative thinking means looking at things in a new way; creative people have the ability to find new ways to accomplish the tasks assigned to them and to solve the problems and challenges they face, thereby bringing a new and unconventional perspective to their work.
It is logical thinking, but in an unusual way, far from convention and the familiar; that is, to think in a non-traditional way and not to confine our thinking within certain limits we have grown accustomed to, but rather to try to turn things around and look at them from unusual angles.
Developing individuals' ability to think in a way that helps them overcome the problems of life they face represents the ultimate aim of education.
It represents the method of science, which always searches for new information or new applications beyond the information already available.
It contributes to creating a reinforcing, positive, accepting and supportive atmosphere for creative ideas.
It makes the individual more able to solve the problems they face in life.
It enables the individual to acquire new thinking skills.
Employees and leaders, entrepreneurs, and teachers and students who want to think more creatively.
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