They unanimously pointed out the need for including subjects like creative thinking in the regular curricula.
Speaking during a seminar held at the Ajman University of Science and Technology Network's Faculty of Basic Science & Education, Dean, Dr. Saleh Awad said: " I believe it is imperative to encourage students to polish and upgrade their creativity skills and make decisions at the right time. This will certainly help them to produce their best and increase their productivity."
"Our objective is to groom these students for the future. To help them really compete and find good opportunities, we should put forth a great deal of effort. Many of the students are very good at their subject, but will not be as good at executing their knowledge due to their lack of experience with certain skills. It is urgent to train these students in creative thinking, which will help them achieve their goals," said Dr Awad
Dr Ahmed Anwar, Dr Ibrahim Al Satal, Dr. Mohammed Jihad, and Mohammed Attya and Abdul Mutti Suwaid also participated in the seminar.
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Creativity and competence are essential talents that graduates should learn in order to compete in the domestic and international job markets, said experts.
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