Here are six hats for you: Teaching you how to think: Teaching you how to think

Author: Edward de Bono
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: ·I fervently hope that more young people around the world will say, "I am a thinker." ·If some of them further say, "I am a thinker—I enjoy thinking," I will be even happier. ·Parents and people from all walks of life who read this book will say the same. A better future world requires us to have strong thinking skills. Personal life demands these skills at every moment, and the increasing rigor of future demands and opportunities requires even stronger thinking skills. In daily life and work, good thinking skills are the key to survival, competition, and success. Dr. Edward de Bono advises you never to read this book if you are one of the following three types of people: 1. If you believe that a person with exceptional intelligence is naturally an excellent thinker, while a person with low intelligence is almost impossible to become a thinker, then please don’t buy this book; 2. If you think that schools are the ideal places to teach thinking skills, and that schools are doing a good job in this regard, then please don’t buy this book; 3. If you believe that thinking skills can only be developed through thinking about specific topics or applying thinking in daily life, then please don’t buy this book. If you are interested in this book, please listen to Dr. Edward de Bono’s thoughts: