CREATIVE

THINKING

Inon Beydha, MSi, Ph.D & Rahmanita, MA, Ph.D.

Random Stimulation

This is a discovery approach to finding ideas, looking in random places where we detect no kind of parallel in the hope of finding something of value.

Random Stimulation – Step One

Select any product you want to improve

Write down the attributes of that product

Random Stimulation- Step Two

Choose any word at random from a dictionary or from the list below:

Barrack, tent, truant, blossom, cake, truck, fire, paper, lamp, shirt, cigarette, TV, cow, heart, gambler, book, bed, spectacles, bath tub, toothbrush, shoes, circle, sky, branch, glue, ulcer, cloak, weed, miracle, forest.

List the features or ideas that the word brings to your mind.

Random Stimulation – Step Three

Now force fit the first attribute of the product with the first attribute/idea of your random word.

Do it for all the attributes you have listed for the product.

Plant Analogy

Plants are the basic producers of all food. They trap solar energy and store it up as starch. To do this they need water taken in through the roots and carbon dioxide gas taken in through the leaves. In addition for healthy growth they need various minerals from the soil which may have to be replaced with compost or fertilisers. Plant systems offer many useful parallels for analysing the business situation in fresh ways.

Plant Analogy What kind of plant is our business most like – flower,

vegetable, shrub, tree? What is the sunshine of our business? What cuts off the sunshine and shades the plant? Describe the root system and explain how it spreads. Are there any stones or layers of hardpan or rock that

restrict the root growth? Does the plant get sufficient water; how can it be

watered or irrigated? Does the plant need fertilising, and if yes how this

done? Is there a natural limit to the growth of this kind of

plant even if no other plants compete? Explain. Does the plant produce seeds?

CREATIVE

THINKING

Inon Beydha, MSi, Ph.D & Rahmanita, MA, Ph.D.

Jenis Analisis yang lain adalah:

Morphological AnalysisStory Making

Morphological AnalysisPower Supply

Bulb Type Light Intensity

Size Style Colour Material

Battery Halogen Low Very Large Modern Black Metal

Mains Bulb Medium Large Antique White Ceramic

Solar Daylight High Medium Roman Metallic Concrete

Generator Coloured Variable Small Art Terra Cotta Bone

Crank Arc Very Small Eastern Enamel Glass

Gas Flame Hand Held Industrial Natural Wood

Oil/Petrol Ethnic Fabric Stone

Plastic

How to grow up Creatively GiftedE Paul Torrance

• Don’t be afraid to “fall in love with” something and pursue it with intensity (You will do best what you like to do best)

• Know, understand, take pride in, practice, develop, use, exploit, and enjoy your greatest strengths.

• Learn to free yourself from the expectations of others and to walk away from the games they try to impose upon you.

How to grow up Creatively GiftedE Paul Torrance

• Free yourself to “play your own game” in such a way as to make good use of your gifts.

• Find a teacher or mentor who will help you.• Don’t waste a lot of expensive, unproductive energy

trying to be well rounded (Don’t try to do everything. Do what you can do well and what you love)

• Learn the skills of interdependence (Learn to depend on one another, giving freely of your greatest strengths and most intense love)

Topik Diskusi kelompok (terdiri dari 4 orang):Masing-masing kelompok membuat empat cerita (four story-making) dengan menggunakan seluruh kata-kata dari tabel dari slide berikut ini:

Contoh: 1. Father – mother- Aunt – House – character –

happy => kata yg digunakan untuk 1 story making

2. Uncle – sister – cousin – countryside – murder – sad

3. Dan seterusnya.

Story Making

Main Secondary Other Scene Body End

Father Mother Aunt House Character Happy

Uncle Sister Cousin Countryside Murder Sad

Friend Neighbour Dog City Relationship Mystery

I Colleague   Hospital Emotional Tragic

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