"Think" is the mental process of forming ideas, solving problems, reasoning, and making decisions.

"Thought" is the result of thinking, including ideas, images, sounds, or emotions that arise during the thinking process.

Cognitive domain (what you should know),

• Affective domain (what you should care about)

Psychomotor domain (what you should be able to do)

The importance of creative thinking in problem-solving.

The relationship between creative thinking and problem-solving.

How creative thinking can be applied in daily life.

The benefits of developing creative thinking skills.

Specific activities to encourage creative thinking (e.g., getting enough sleep, exercising, web surfing, learning, etc.).

How these activities can stimulate creative thinking.

The role of creative thinking in learning and teaching.

Activities in education to promote creative thinking (e.g., brainstorming, scriptwriting, energy reduction, etc.).

How to evaluate your creative thinking through a test.

Readiness to use creative thinking skills and technology tools.

The relationship between technology skills and creative thinking.

How technology can support the development of creative thinking.

Definition of critical thinking.

Characteristics of critical thinking.

The role of logic in critical thinking.

Questions of logic in critical thinking.

The relationship between critical thinking and problem-solving.

Examples of using critical thinking for problem-solving.

Strategies for evaluating information:

Reflecting and practicing critical thinking.

Redefining the way you see things.

Analyzing influences on your thinking.

Expressing yourself.

Enhancing your wellness.

Using critical thinking skills to evaluate social initiatives ideas.

Identifying weaknesses and implementation challenges.

A basic definition of a business proposal.

The primary objectives of a business proposal.

Describing the typical components of a business proposal.

The fundamental sections of a business proposal and their roles.

The process of building an outstanding idea or solution.

How to make your idea unique and compelling.

Describing the key sections in a business proposal, including Cover Page, Executive Summary, Background, Proposal, Market Analysis, Benefits, Timeline, Marketing Plan, Finance, and Conclusion.

Explaining the importance of credibility (ethos), passion and enthusiasm (pathos), and logic and reasoning (logos) in a business proposal.

Characteristics of a professional business proposal.

Tips for ensuring professionalism in writing and presenting a business proposal.

Completing a practical exercise to select a social initiative project idea for a business proposal.

Providing a link or reference to a sample business proposal for applying the concepts learned in practice.