Convergent vs. Divergent Thinking

A student excels in solving math problems by following specific rules and formulas to find the correct answers.

Which type of thinking do I use?

• Convergent Thinking

• Divergent Thinking

A student has a love for creating diverse and imaginative stories, exploring various plotlines and characters.

Which type of thinking do I use?

• Convergent Thinking

• Divergent Thinking

A student is meticulous at correcting grammar and punctuation, focusing on the precision of language.

Which type of thinking do I use?

• Convergent Thinking

• Divergent Thinking

A student likes to express their ideas through unique and unconventional artwork.

Which type of thinking do I use?

• Convergent Thinking

• Divergent Thinking

A student is strong at standardized tests as they quickly identify and choose the correct answers.

Which type of thinking do I use?

• Convergent Thinking

• Divergent Thinking

A student is well-known for coming up with a wide range of creative solutions to open-ended problems.

Which type of thinking do I use?

• Convergent Thinking

• Divergent Thinking

A student is well-known for writing code and creating specific, logical solutions in programming.

Which type of thinking do I use?

• Convergent Thinking

• Divergent Thinking

A student has the talent for generating innovative business ideas and exploring diverse approaches to problem-solving.

Which type of thinking do I use?

• Convergent Thinking

• Divergent Thinking

A student excels in structured scientific experiments and can draw clear conclusions from data.

Which type of thinking do I use?

• Convergent Thinking

• Divergent Thinking

A student has a love for experimenting with various ingredients to create new and innovative dishes in the kitchen.

Which type of thinking do I use?

• Convergent Thinking

• Divergent Thinking