VanGundy A.B. 101 Activities for Teaching Creativity and Problem Solving

Pfeiffer, 2005.This book is divided into three parts: Getting Started, Individual and Group Activities, and Group Only Activities. The first section discusses the broad-reaching importance of idea generation, and the organization of idea generation activities (Chapter 1); major creative thinking principles (Chapter 2); and the general nature of problems, problem solving, creativity, and a guide for selecting activities appropriate for different situations (Chapter 3). Part II includes activities originally designed for individuals, but re-engineered for group use. Finally, Part III presents original group activities based on either brainstorming or brainwriting (silent, written idea generation within a group) procedures.