The principles of divergent and convergent thinking can be applied in various contexts outside of brainstorming. For instance, in problem-solving, divergent thinking can be used to generate multiple solutions, while convergent thinking can be used to evaluate and select the most suitable solution. In education, divergent thinking can encourage students to think creatively and explore different ideas, while convergent thinking can help them analyze and make sense of the information. In decision-making, divergent thinking can provide a wide range of options, while convergent thinking can help in making the final decision based on logical reasoning.
How can you accelerate the cerebral engines that power those “Aha!” moments? And what sets a good id...
Download template