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New Concept Student Example Thinksheet – page 1
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Empathy – the ability
to relate to someone else’s feelings, wants, and needs
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Provide an example of when empathy is present
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Provide an example of when empathy is not present
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Disposition – a
person’s expression of mind and character (personality based on situation)
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Describe an example of a productive
disposition
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Describe an example of a non-productive
disposition
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Dilemma – a difficult
situation
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Describe an example of a major dilemma
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Describe an example of a minor dilemma
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Challenge – solving a
problem that requires oneself to push beyond their comfort zone
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Describe a major challenge
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Describe a minor challenge
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Adversity – a
problematic barrier that stands in one’s way to success
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Describe an example of major adversity
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Describe an example of minor adversity
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New Concept Student Example Thinksheet – page 2
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Creativity – the production
of original thoughts, solutions, or expressions
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Provide an example of when creativity is present
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Provide an example of when creativity is not present
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Design – to plan [a product,
experience, service…] with specific purpose or intention in mind
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Provide an example of something that is well
designed
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Provide an example of something that is not well
designed
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Innovation – to create
a novel (new and purposeful) idea that goes beyond the norm
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Provide an example of something that is innovative
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Provide an example of something that is not innovative
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Divergent Thinking – to explore many ideas and alternative points
of view vs. single perspective
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Provide an example of divergent thinking
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Provide an example of single-mined thinking
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Sustainable – an
offering [product, experience, service…] that uses self-sufficient resources
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Provide an example of something that is sustainable
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Provide an example of something that is not sustainable
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