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Future Problem Solving Programme

Marianne Solomon, FPSP International | Lalitha Nair, FPSP Malaysia | KV Soon, Endeavour

29-Mar-17 15:00

Future Problem Solving Programme

The Future Problem Solving Programme, or FPSP, was developed by Dr Ellis Paul Torrance in 1974 to stimulate critical and creative thinking skills, encourage students to develop a vision for the future, and prepare them for leadership roles. Today, the programme is available in Malaysia and 12 other countries. Here to explain this approach to learning are Marianne Solomon of FPSP International, Lalitha Nair of FPSP Malaysia and Endeavour’s KV Soon.


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