I-CANS Chapter 3 - Brainstorming




Previous Section \| Chapter 3 Table of Contents Brainstorming is a free-form process that taps into the creative ideas of a group. One person says an idea, which reminds someone of another idea which reminds someone else of a different idea and so on. All of the ideas are recorded on the blackboard or on a flip chart. How To Brainstorm: People share all of their ideas. No ideas are judged to be good or bad. No comments are made. Any and all ideas are encouraged. People don't interrupt each other. Repeating ideas already mentioned is O. K. The goal is to get a lot of ideas. There needs to be enough time allowed. The ideas are recorded on the board or on a flip chart. Brainstorming Exercises: How to earn an extra $100.00 a month Ways to prevent youth from dropping out of high school Ways the workplace can be improved How to make new friends Back to Top