Cerita Pengemis dan isteri cantik

Pada suatu hari, ketika sepasang suami isteri duduk makan. Diruang tamu, datang seorang pengemis berpakaian lusuh meminta belas kasihan mereka. ''Tolonglah Encik ,saya lapar ,sejak semalam tidak menjamah sesuap nasi.''Dengan muka bengis,si suami sambil menjeling isteri yang cantik terus menghalau dan menengking si pengemis itu . Dalam hatinya berkata ''Aku membina perniagaan hingga berjaya bukan untuk orang lain,tapi untuk diri dan keluargaku.' ' Si isteri tidak dapat berbuat apa-apa dengan sikap suaminya walaupun dalam hatinya ada niat untuk bersedekah.

Aktiviti pagi ni~

Asslamualaikum sahabat sekalian...
Pagi ni bgn agak lewat memandangkan tidur lewat semalam. Tapi nasib matahari tak terpancar lagi. Setelah selesai solat, terus turun bukak tv dan sapu sampah. Bagi ikan makan. Wah...seronok tau tgk ikan2 Gapi ni berenang2. Itulah rutin harian ikan gapi. Asal ku letakkan tgn di atas dasar air...semua ikan tersebut tertumpu pd jariku. Setelah sumenye berkumpul satu tempat..aku pon tabur sedikit makanan ikan. Alangkah indahnya ciptaan Tuhan. Berwarna-warni lawa.

Sesiapa yg berminat terhadap ikan tu..boleh la dtg ke kediamanku di Presint 14,Putrajaya dan juga Tmn Melati,Kuala Lumpur. Nak ikan?? ku bleh kasik...nak pokok ijau tu pon boleh...pokok tu cepat membiak smpi terpaksa kuarkan dan letak dlm besen lain. Syg je kalu buang. So,ape kata anda dtg ke kediaman familyku dan ambil. hehehe...

Recognizing Mental Blocks: Conceptual Blockbusting

1. Perceptual Blocks are obstacles that prevent the problem solver from clearly perceiving either the problem itself or the information needed to solve it. A few types of perceptual blocks are
   

The Six Thinking Hats

          

Six distinct states are identified and assigned a color:

1. Questions (White) - considering purely what information is available, what are the facts?
2. Emotions (Red) - instinctive gut reaction or statements of emotional feeling (but not any justification)
3. Bad points judgment (Black) - logic applied to identifying flaws or barriers, seeking mismatch
4. Good points judgment (Yellow) - logic applied to identifying benefits, seeking harmony
5. Creativity (Green) - statements of provocation and investigation, seeing where a thought goes
6. Thinking (Blue) - thinking about thinking

Search : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_Thinking_Hats

Six Steps of Critical Thinking

Critical thinking involves the use of a group of interconnected skills to analyze, creatively integrate, and evaluate what you read and hear. To become a critical thinker you must be able to decide whether an author’s opinions are true or false, whether he or she has adequately defended those ideas, whether certain recommendations are practical, as well as whether particular solutions will be effective.

1. Knowledge
2. Comprehension
3. Application
4. Analysis
5. Synthesis
6. Evaluation