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How do we go from everyday creative thinking to ground-breaking?
People were shocked by Singapore’s Pisa toppers in an area we don’t feel confident about. Process-focused “design thinking” can help change this.
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Our young people excel in standardised tests on creativity, but feel inadequate to tackle unstructured tasks that require the same skill, says the writer.
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When Singapore 15-year-olds topped a test on creative thinking conducted in 2022 as part of the Programme for International Student Assessment (Pisa), many at home were stunned.
Despite our success as a nation, we often do not see ourselves as creative people.


