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    Creativity. The single word that has constantly mystified man. It is not something we can touch or capture, yet we all understand what it is and how it has shaped everything throughout human history. So what exactly is this mysterious force, what it is to feel creative? Throughout centuries of history we believed creativity to be a rare gift seen only in small groups of elite individuals such as artist, musicians, actors, craftsman, architects and engineers. During my educational stay in Italy…

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    Two of the techniques are brainstorming and conducting interviews. The brainstorming technique is generally handled by having key players related to the project sit in a room and come up with as many risks to the project as they can within a set period of time. The participants of the brainstorming session are asked to keep the risks reasonable, but all risks are welcome and no one will be judgmental during the…

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    Brainstorming Inquiry 3 Exercise Step One Answer The social issue that I have selected is on whether homeschool students should receive the same benefits as public school students. The various problems related to this issue are the school district income tax, the lack of College Credit Plus funding, and equality. Step Two Answer Problem One: School District Income Tax The problem with school district income tax is that homeschool parents are forced to pay this tax even though their children…

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    improves with practice” (Lupton, Ellen. Graphic Design Thinking: Beyond Brainstorming. New York: Princeton Architectural ;, 2011. Print). As designers, we grow through our practices. It’s important to never fully dive in without learning the possible outcomes of one’s design. In relation, it would be as if you were diving into a pool without knowing if it were too shallow or too deep. Discovering ideas can seem tedious. But brainstorming is all about one’s perspective. In order to achieve…

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    Solomon Snyder, a researcher in the biochemistry department at The Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, depicts throughout his book Brainstorming the narrative describing of one of the most influential discoveries of the twentieth century in the field of narcotics research. This book highlights the key events and people who were involved in the discovery of opium receptors in the brain. Although it is not often that scientists use stories to convey the importance of their research, Snyder’s book…

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    Group Thinking and Brainstorming can be a powerful tool used for collaborative innovation when done properly. The first article is “The Rise of the New Groupthink” by author Susan Cain, she is addressing groupthink among extraverts and introverts. Cains purpose in writing this article is to speak about how most of us work in teams for managers, who unfortunately admire people skills above all. She goes on to say that collaborations are in and as for lone workers that are out. The second article…

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    `Geographic Region Brainstorming Organizer *Remember this is an ISOLATED, imaginary island based on actual characteristics of a geographic region* Name (real or imagined): Oakhaven Location of the country (or other area): The small, isolated island reides just to the west coast of North Europe (Europe is located a continent located west of the contiinent of Asia, and north of the continent of Africa. This area has a distinctively diverse topography, biodiversity, elecation leval, climate,…

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    Kerry Walters employs the terms bullshitting and brainstorming to distinguish the differences between two approaches to the study of philosophy. “Breaking through conventional models of explanation, methodological procedures and theoretical paradigms, even if the move proves ultimately fruitless, both entails and enriches the ability to see freshly” (Walters 31). This describes how the one of the terms, brainstorming, allow for the constant reconfigurations of ideals in search for a new…

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    topics when assigned an essay gave me a great advantage in this challenge. I found that brainstorming for topics that were truly an interest of mine gave me a great advantage when writing essays for class. Each time I received an assignment, I immediately began to research topics that I thought I could easily relate to so that my writings reflected my enthusiasm. During the semester, I learned to utilize brainstorming in a much broader realm, and the topics chosen for my essays are now more…

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    understanding of brainstorming, and ability to remove “fluff” have improved. Time management can be difficult to get the hang of while taking college classes, especially online ones. It is something I am to this day, trying to figure out in a way that benefits me greatly. Making time for my online class was the part I struggled with the most. Setting time aside to actually…

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