Six Thinking Hats for Effective Communication
What you'll learn
- Managing communication with the help of Six Thinking Hats method
Requirements
- None
Description
Six Hats of Thinking is a widely popular method and widely misunderstood one. There are a lot of one-page explanations of Six Hats out there and, since the method is quite simple, it looks like it is enough information for using it effectively. But the devil, as always, is in details. Here I offer you a course that has everything you need to know to start using Six Hats method for managing group discussions (and also your own thinking). Six Hats is a wonderful tool! I hope you will like it, you will use it and it will save you a great amount of time, energy and money. So join the course and let's begin our exploration!
Who this course is for:
- Managers, Teamleaders, anyone who wants to make discussion he or she participates in more effective
Course content
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Instructor
![Andrew Bespalov](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
- 3.1 Instructor Rating
- 14 Reviews
- 40 Students
- 2 Courses
My name is Andrew , I’m psychologist and associated trainer in de Bono thinking.
My main professional interests lie in the realm of psychology, education and design, and especially in the areas of their superposition (educational design, visual thinking, presentations etc). In psychology I lean towards cognitive & neuroscience approach. In addition to that I have a great interest in body-oriented psychotherapy, existential and Jungian psychology.
I have conducted trainings on thinking, learning and personal effectiveness for adults, I also used to work with children and students. Currently I work at Training Center of international IT company and sometimes participate as guest lecturer at local IT events.
For almost ten years I write for local glossy on psychology, some of my articles you can find on my site (although at this time most of them are in Russian, soon I will translate at least some of them).
My favorite band is Jethro Tull, I’ve attended their live shows three times.