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creativity
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creativity,
n the ability to imagine and create through innovation and synthesis.

Patient discussion about creative thinking.

Q. are there any good sides in ADHD? I heard that ADHD kids are more creative then others, can it be or someone was just messing with me...

A. Actually, if you mention it- it's all a matter of perspective. let me explain, impulsiveness can be a good thing if you are an artist. taking risks considered a good business quality. they tend to be more creative and they tend have a sense of humor (which is also taking a risk..). if people would channel this disorder right- they will do well..

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Creative thinking should be used to get beyond the first ideas that come to mind.
Some of the most creative thinking on how to redesign higher education is taking place at America's community colleges.
Exercises designed to stimulate logic and reason, intuition, brainstorming skills and much more are offered in accessible and adaptable terms, for self-study or use in a larger creative thinking workshop.
 
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