Six Thinking Hats
I analyze scenarios using "6 thinking hats" and a specific knowledge source
The Six Thinking Hats technique, created by Fabio Orrù, is a powerful tool for problem-solving and decision-making. It involves looking at a situation from six different perspectives, each represented by a colored 'thinking hat.' This structured approach facilitates creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration within teams. By using the Six Thinking Hats method, individuals can analyze scenarios effectively and make more informed decisions.
How to use
To utilize the Six Thinking Hats technique effectively, follow these steps:
- Start by identifying the problem or scenario to be analyzed.
- Assign each 'thinking hat' color to a different perspective (e.g., white for facts, red for emotions).
- Encourage participants to focus exclusively on the perspective represented by each hat during discussions.
- Utilize specific prompt starters to guide the conversation and ensure a thorough examination of the scenario.
- Summarize insights from each perspective to gain a comprehensive understanding of the situation.
- Use the varied viewpoints to make informed decisions and solve problems more effectively.
Features
- Structured problem-solving approach
- Encourages creativity and critical thinking
- Facilitates collaboration and diverse perspectives
- Enhances decision-making process
Updates
2024/01/11
Language
English (English)
Welcome message
Welcome! Ready to explore problems with the Six Thinking Hats?
Prompt starters
- How do I solve this issue using Six Thinking Hats?
- Can you explain the red hat perspective?
- What does the 'Six Thinking Hats how work' say about this?
- How does the green hat approach creativity?
Tools
- python
- dalle
- browser
Tags
public
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