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systems thinking

the ability to break a problem down into its constituents parts to revel internal and external factors, figure out how each of the parts relates to the others and to the problem as a whole, and identify which parts different disciples address

contextual thinking

ability to view a subject from a brand perspective by placing it in the fabric time, culture, or personal experience

silo perspective

the tendency to see the university and the larger world argot the narrow lens of a given disciplinary major

Stakeholder

a person or entity outside the academy who is interested in or may have material stake in the outcome of a particular societal issue

revolutionary insights

those ideas that have the capacity to transform how we learn, think, and produce new knowledge

generative technologies

those technologies whose novelty and power not only find applications of great value but also have the capacity to transform sectors of wealth, and create new jobs and professions

successful intelligence

the ability to keep three types of intelligence in balance: creative, intelligent, analytical, and practical

creative intelligence

the ability to formulate ides and make connections

analytical intelligence

ability to break a problem down into its component parts, solve problems, and evaluate the quality of ideas

pratical intelligence

tha abilit to applu an idea in an effective way, whether in business or in everyday life

integrative thinking

a defining characteristic of interdisciplinary learning that is the ability to knit together information from different sources to produce a more comprehensive understanding or create new meaning

knowledge society

one in which the development and creative application of knowledge is the primary engine of economic growth, prosperity, and empowerment of all developing sectors of society