Time Management through Critical Thinking and creative Problem-Solving Certificate is a Program
Time Management through Critical Thinking and creative Problem-Solving Certificate
Started Jun 29, 2018
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Full program description
Start:
Anytime
Duration:
7.5 Hours
Location:
Online
Price:
Sponsored by Discount Tire
What the certificate program includes:
In this certificate-earning program, you will have access to five courses ASU Continuing and Professional Education offers related to critical thinking and creative problem solving. You will receive the following courses:
- Thinking Critically
- Identifying and Defining Problems
- Solving the Problem
- Decision Support Tools
- Planning and Managing your Career
Module and Content:
Students will take five courses which contain videos for learning and assessments to check their understandings of the concepts.
Learning Objectives:
In this certificate program you’ll learn how to systematically solve problems, time management, how critical thinking really involves examining information carefully, logically, and always asking ourselves if it makes sense. You will strengthen their communication skills by learning a basic understanding of listening principles, persuasive messages, and the role of negotiation, office politics, and meetings. You will learn about the most common types of team roles, the group development process, and practical advice for establishing an effective work environment for teams. Lastly, you will learn what it takes to be a critical thinker, creative problem solver, how leading a team can contribute to your career, and how to be effective in this role.
Who is this certificate program is designed for:
This program is designed for anyone who wants to become a better critical thinker and creative problem solver in your role as a team leader. If you want to tackle professional problems with confidence and grow in your leadership role, then these courses are for you. Instead of taking just one course, all five courses will give you a comprehensive knowledge of time management, problem solving, communication, and team leadership.
Meet the instructors:
Robert Kirsch, PhD
Dr. Robert Kirsch is Assistant Professor of Leadership and Interdisciplinary Studies at Arizona State University. His research focuses on theories of institutional change, development and evolution, as well as cultivating critical perspectives in leadership theory.
Janice Lawhorn, PhD
Dr. Janice A. Lawhorn holds Master’s Degrees in Computer Information Systems and Elementary Education and a PhD in Education Technology Management. She is an Associate Faculty in the leadership and interdisciplinary studies department at Arizona State University. Dr. Lawhorn is also the Dean of Curriculum and Instruction at Eastern Arizona College in Thatcher, Arizona. Her passion is teaching business and computer courses.
David Thomas, PhD
David A. Thomas is an experienced university teacher, management consultant, and business executive. David holds a Ph.D. in Educational Psychology as well as a Master of Business Administration Degree, both from the University of Southern California. His primary areas of expertise center on key factors that affect human performance, including adult learning and motivational theories, project management and team leadership, decision-making, and problem-solving.
Marie Wallace, PhD
Dr. Marie Wallace is an applied anthropologist who specializes in social services, language usage and digital transformation in organizations. She earned her doctorate from American University and has postdoctoral work in technological literacies.
G. Layne Gneiting, PhD
Dr. Layne has been called the Indiana Jones of Education. When he’s not teaching Leadership and Integrative Thinking he’s leading cycling adventures in stunning places across the globe. His Dream is three-fold: cycle every country in the world, transform education, and create the seminal work on Dreams.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Canvas?
Canvas is the online learning management system that is used by ASU continuing and professional education online offerings. Once you have created an account and enrolled in a non-credit CPE course or program, you will be able to access those by logging into the Canvas LMS.
How do I register?
Review the “Enrolling in the ASU Team Leader Training Certificate” or visit the program registration URL and follow the prompts.
What is the expected time commitment?
Each course takes 1.5 hours, and the 5-course program is expected to take 7-8 hours to complete.
How long will I have access to the courses?
You will never lose access to the course, as long as you keep your account, you will have access to the content.
Who do I contact if I have questions?
For questions about Canvas or general login issues, contact the Canvas helpline via chat or hotline 1-844-802-4051. This is located on your “help tab” on your Canvas student dashboard. For other course related questions, please email cpe@asu.edu.
How will the certificate be sent to me?
You will be able to view and download your certificate from your student dashboard after you have completed the course.
Do I need to buy any textbooks for the course?
All materials required to complete a CPE course or program are included and accessible in the online course or program, once you register.