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Karak, Sept. 13 (Petra) — A new creative industries initiative
launched in Karak on Sunday, offering young people practical training
aimed at strengthening critical thinking and turning ideas into
innovative solutions and opportunities.
The Creative Industries Festival project began at the Creativity Club
with a training session on critical and creative thinking and the
SCAMPER methodology, which uses a series of structured techniques to
rethink ideas, products and problems from different perspectives.
Participants worked through practical exercises designed to challenge
conventional approaches, analyze problems and explore alternative
solutions, with the session placing particular emphasis on
experimentation and idea development.
The club said the decision to begin the project with critical and
creative thinking reflects the importance of building the skills
needed to generate and develop ideas before moving into the broader
field of creative industries.
It added that the program is intended to equip young participants
with tools that can help them develop initial concepts into practical
ideas and potential opportunities.
//Petra// RZ