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Laddar... Creative Problem Solver's Toolbox: A Complete Course in the Art of Creating Solutions to Problems of Any Kindav Richard Fobes
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THE CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVER'S TOOLBOX is a how-to book for creating solutions to problems in: business management & marketing, raising children, resolving interpersonal conflicts, finding employment, inventing, health care, science, government, education, & any other real-life situation in which there is room for improvement. More than 60 thinking "tools" are clearly explained & illustrated using more than 200 examples of historic, recent, & future creative solutions & innovations. Illustrations are used to take the reader's mind where words do not yet go. Besides teaching self-motivated readers how to improve their problem-solving skills, this book can also serve as a textbook for college & adult-education classes in creative problem solving. "Does this book live up to its pretentious title? Yes, it does..." wrote J. Baldwin in Whole Earth Review. Available through wholesalers & directly from the publisher: Solutions Through Innovation, P.O. Box 19003, Portland, OR 97280-0003 or call 800-954-8715. Cover price includes U.S. shipping. Inga biblioteksbeskrivningar kunde hittas. |
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The tools in this book are brough to life through interesting real-life examples. For instance, you'll read the behind-the-scene stories of how the Braille alphabet and basketball were invented. You'll read the story of a business owner who creatively improved low employee morale by letting his employees choose their own salaries. And, you'll learn how Leonardo da Vinci, who painted The Mona Lisa and The Last Supper, was able to sketch a crude helicopter 500 years ago!