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still We think that the most important trait is the willingness to work hard. Curiosity, ingenuity, determination, creativity are also a short list of important qualities. innovative energetic (always looking for something to do or think about) creative logical problem finders problem solvers love to think about the big picture intelligent intuitive (about the way things work or what the world needs)...
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still We think that the most important trait is the willingness to work hard. Curiosity, ingenuity, determination, creativity are also a short list of important qualities.
innovative energetic (always looking for something to do or think about) creative logical problem finders problem solvers love to think about the big picture intelligent intuitive (about the way things work or what the world needs) never satisfied with what is great brainstormers they see many possibilities tenacious at solving problems and in defending their ideas imaginative enjoy reading about and researching topics of interest often need to work in the higher levels of Bloom's Taxonomy: analysis, and synthesis, evaluation to be appropriately challenged ask lots of questions
1. Creative 2. Curious 3. Persistant 4. Resourceful 5. Problem - Solver 6. Hard-Working 7. Always asks, "What if ..." 8. Leadership 9. Organized 10. Driven
creative, working well with others, innovative, energetic, imagination, problem finders/solvers, global thinking
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