Sorting Styles focuses on patterns of thinking about problems and builds self-awareness of how one prefers to consider problems. This easy to explain and to use toolkit allows people to consider their preferred patterns of thinking and identify better ways of problem solving.

This toolkit uses Information Sorting Styles as a way of helping people understand how they think and how they might better use their preferred patterns of thinking to work more effectively. It's easy to explain and simple to use and leads to better ways of problem solving. Different in structure than Ed DeBono's "Six Thinking Hats" process but along the same clean lines, Sorting Styles focuses on patterns of thinking about problems and builds self-awareness of how one prefers to consider problems.

Included in this toolkit are:

• A PowerPoint presentation that describes the different styles
• Has simple exercises for classroom use and good discussion
• Two workbooks and a worksheet, simple and easy to use
• A summary matrix

You'll appreciate its simplicity and effectiveness in application.  It is fast and clean, generates good discussions that relate to collaboration on problem solving and thinking skills, and is quite logical in its design.

Developed in collaboration with NLP Trainer Jon Linder, this is an uncomplicated but powerful tool for improving organizational performance.

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