Creativity and scientific thinking ch1 & ch2
Across
- 5. Adequate resources, both financial and non-financial, are essential for innovation. This includes dedicated funding, skilled human capital, technology infrastructure, research and development capabilities, and access to relevant information and data.
- 7. critically examining relevant and available information to make judgments
- 8. building abstract knowledge based on knowledge acquired from the four previous tiers.
- 10. sorting values into priorities and creating a unique value system with an emphasis on comparing and relating previously identified values
- 13. using information to create something new
- 14. the value that is associated with a particular object or piece of information, ranging from basic acceptance to complex commitment; values are somehow related to prior knowledge and experience.
Down
- 1. recalling information or knowledge is the foundation of the pyramid and a precondition for all future levels
- 2. active participation and reacting to stimuli, with a focus on responding
- 3. basic awareness
- 4. making sense out of information
- 6. the fuel for innovation.
- 9. using knowledge in a new but similar form
- 11. Leaders set the vision, create a sense of purpose, and provide guidance and resources for innovation initiatives
- 12. taking knowledge apart and exploring relationships