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Feelings Red Thinking Hat How do I feel about this?

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1 Feelings Red Thinking Hat How do I feel about this?
What do I like about this? What don’t I like about this? What are my likes, dislikes, worries, concerns etc?

2 Information White Thinking Hat What information do I have?
What are the facts? What information do I need? What do I want to know?

3 Judgement Black Thinking Hat What is wrong with this? Will this work?
Will this work? Is it safe? Can it be done?

4 Strengths Yellow Thinking Hat What are the good points?
Why can this be done? Why is this a good thing? What are the strengths/ benefits?

5 Creativity & new ideas Green Thinking Hat What new ideas are possible?
What is my suggestion? Can I create something new? What are the weaknesses?

6 What thinking is needed?
Blue Thinking Hat Thinking What thinking is needed? Where are we now? What is the next step? How far have we come?

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