What Next? Futuristic Scenarios for Creative Problem Solving
What Next? Futuristic Scenarios for Creative Problem Solving by Robert E. Myers, published by Prufrock Press Inc. in 2002, is a 306-page resource designed to enhance educational practices. This book presents a variety of future-oriented activities aimed at igniting students’ imaginations and fostering their creativity. Through engaging tasks, it encourages learners to explore contemporary issues and envision potential futures, thereby improving their communication and problem-solving skills.
Readers will find a range of innovative exercises that prompt students to critically evaluate topics such as mass media and consumerism. Activities include designing television commercials and preparing speeches that project technology trends two decades ahead. This edition serves as a practical guide for educators seeking to enrich their teaching methods and inspire students to think creatively about the world around them. With a focus on decision-making and educational psychology, this book is a valuable addition to any educational toolkit.
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Ignite your students’ imaginations with exciting, future-oriented activities. Imagine your students designing a television commercial in order to evaluate the growing power of mass media. Or, imagine your class working in small groups to develop a character sketch that probes the weaknesses of rampant consumerism. Or, stand back as your students prepare speeches that project current technology trends 20 years into the future. These activities are designed to improve students’ communication and problem-solving skills and to enlarge and enrich their images of the future.
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