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Now he says this rubbish

"Edward was the co-founder of the School of Thinking (SOT) and in September 1983 we had a series of SOT meetings with Edward – in New York at The Algonquin and in London in his set of rooms at The Albany. On the agenda we discussed producing ‘Thinking Caps’ simply as a promotional item (not as an education method).

After retiring for the day Edward went to Albany and had his famous brainwave. He typed up his idea on his personal letterhead under the heading Thinking Caps and tabled his notes the next morning at breakfast '

https://schoolofthinking.org/edward-and-his-hats/

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Professor Edward de Bono, Co-founder School of Thinking (1979), was the author of “The Use of Lateral Thinking’ (1967) and ‘Six Thinking Hats’ (1983). He was Professor of Investigative Medicine at the University of Cambridge, UK.

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Notes by Dr Michael Hewitt-Gleeson, Co-founder School of Thinking (1979),. I recently saw an online chat session between several trainers who were discussing the origin of Edward’s Six Thinkin…

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de Bono stole Six Hats from Gleeson and co

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de Bono stole Six Hats from Gleeson and co

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Gleeson has changed his story from this truth to opposite.

"Michael Hewitt-Gleeson: When I started the school, I started it with Edward de Bono, and we worked together for about seven years. We were very successful on a number of projects and ventures. We published the first book on thinking called Learn to Think and co-authored it, then we had a disagreement which was over a program we developed at the School of Thinking called Thinking Hats. Edward published the book Thinking Hats, which was his most successful book but did not give any attribution to the School of Thinking. This led to a disagreement and ultimately we split-up. We went separate ways and at the time that was certainly to me a disappointment, and it caused some distractions. Though we didn’t go to court, it was very close."

https://theinvisiblementor.com/the-invisible-mentor-interviews-michale-hewitt-gleeson-founder-of-the-school-of-thinking/

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Edward de bono stole Six Hats now Seven Caps

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Edward de bono stole Six Hats now Seven Caps

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I am Ian Carter grad 1989 B. Business, first trainer Six Thinking Hats Vietnam 1998-02. In 2007 I learned Edward de Bono stole Six Hats from Australian Michael Hewitt-Gleeson added 7th Grey Cap, for Future thinking. I am first trainer. Truth here https://seventhinkingcaps.com.au/libeled/

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Hi there - on the page at https://lo.unisa.edu.au/mod/book/view.php?id=611025&chapterid=100340 - in the diagram on the bottom of the page - pls change "Australian Quality Framework" to "Australian Qualifications Framework". Cheers George

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Hi, could you include either a built in citation button, or at least list the author and publication date?

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Steps to Enhanced long-term memory/subject theory

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More examples for the 'Inquiry- and problem-based learning' page

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More examples for the 'Inquiry- and problem-based learning' page

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Hi Anne can you include some more examples please.
thanks
Stuart Ainsworth

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All suggestions welcome!