10 Strategies to Foster More Creative Problem-Solving

Last updated September 12, 2019

Course Length

1h 7m

Last Updated

September 12, 2019

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10 Strategies to Foster More Creative Problem-Solving

Last updated September 12, 2019

Table of Contents

Introduction
3:35 Closed lock icon
The Mindset of the Creative Problem Solver
6:47 Closed lock icon
What Makes Problem Solving Difficult
10:45 Closed lock icon
A Better Way to Solve Problems: A 5-Step Process
44:09 Closed lock icon
How to Start Using the 5-Step Model
2:14 Closed lock icon

Are you feeling like you’ve exhausted all the possibilities in solving a problem?

Overview

In a world of pressing demands and overflowing inboxes, it’s easy to “think fast.” Many of us rush to solve our problems – choosing our first options. Or we may rely on “tried and true” methods we’ve used before – unaware of our blind spots.

Even if we could create space for a different way of solving problems, we often tell ourselves we’re not creative enough. But all of us CAN be creative problem solvers. We simply need to practice the discipline.

Join us online to start practicing a proven process in creative problem-solving. Our expert will introduce you to ten strategies that will help you unleash your creativity, including:

  1. Assumption Reversal
  2. Doodling
  3. Metaphorical Thinking
  4. Idea Selection Grid

Who should attend?

This webcast is ideal for anyone wanting to practice the art of creative problem-solving.

Agenda

To help you develop your skills in creative problem-solving, you will:

1) Learn the difference between creative problem-solving and innovation, and you’ll get advice for avoiding common problem-solving mistakes.

2) Practice a proven process that includes ten strategies, which will help you solve problems more creatively.

3) Walk away with tips and suggestions for how this toolkit can be used in everyday practice.

CPE Credits are Available

Continuing education credits: CPE

Recommended CPE Credits: 1.0

Program Field of Study: Personal Development
Delivery Method: Group Internet
Prerequisites: None
Program Level: Basic

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Deb Snellen, SPHR

Executive Director of Organizational and Professional Development, University of Missouri

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