Class Syllabus: Wild Thinking I: Explosive Course to Free Your Creative Genius
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Course Description
Wild Thinking I is an explosive course to boost your creativity and free your creative genius. It will help you to think differently, deeper, and more panoramically; so that you can glean fresher, more exciting and innovative ideas. This course contains an introduction, to give you a course overview. Lesson One will teach you how asking silly questions has lead to some of the world's greatest inventions and discoveries. Lesson Two will teach you why expanding your imagination to becoming someone else, then something else, and finally your idea itself, can bring you amazing revelations you never dreamed of. Lesson Three will teach you how looking at things upside down, through a periscope, in swatches, like a Jigsaw puzzles and much more, can give you unique and very valuable perspectives. Lesson Four will teach you how art, design and patterns exist in nature and how nature contains the inspiration for many ideas. Lesson Five will teach you how believing in your dreams and taking them seriously might lead you to make grande discoveries like those of Einstein and Boron, of the sewing machine, SEG technology for the deaf, the light bulb, and more prodigious inventions. The course consists of six lessons, quizzes, netlinks, class polls, and exciting creative assignments. By the end of this course, you will have five new ways and approaches for boosting your creativity to new depths, heights and dimensions. Course Requirements
1. A desire to improve your creativity.
2. A willingness to explore more ways to obtain creative inspiration.
Course Goals
1. To boost and enhance your overall creativity.
2. To give you new ways to set your creativity free.
3. To provide five new approaches for gleaning ideas.
Course Materials
None are required. Good books are: 'Get Out of Your Box' by Roger Von Oech; 'Inspirational Sandwich' by SARK; and 'Creative Visualization' by Shakti Gawaiin.
Grading Policy
There are no grades given for this course. You need an overall score of 70% to pass and be eligible for all certificates.
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