AUTHOR / SPEAKER / THOUGHT COACH
Dr. A. Keith
Carreiro’s work centers around
creative awareness and critical thinking.
He has used his research and professional practice into these two areas
as a means of focusing our attention and applying elemental dynamics of thought
to improve our potential and to enhance our personal and professional
development. The process he uses to
create this state of being is called NcepTioN-MindWeaving
The four basic Critical &
Creative Concepts are Ideational Fluency, Inquiry that Incites Insight, Critico-Creative Process, and Beyond Thinking. These
elements and their representational dyamics and
processes represent the "heart" of MindWeaving. They are metacognitive,
experience–based techniques that help in problem finding & problem solving,
learning and discovery. They help lead to NcepTioN.
Please feel free to explore my Critical & Creative Concepts
for more information.
A MESSAGE FROM DR. CARREIRO
from inception to reception,
from pre–ception
to post–ception,
I can help you . . .
Throughout
my life, I have been pursuing my intense curiosity and interest in how human
beings succeed, thrive and/or fail, in following and attaining their passions
and talents, as well as in studying their primary endeavors about fulfilling
their senses of curiosity, ambition and drive.
I have now reached a point in my life where I am offering the insights gained into this fascinating
quest to you. No matter whether or not
you are facing a professional conundrum or a personal koan
of development—
if you are at a point
of curiosity;
if you at the
crossroads of frustration with a problem;
if you find that you
wish to explore an option of exploration for further investigation;
if you find yourself
scratching at an irrepressible itch for further knowledge; and,
if you wish to deepen the knowledge you already have and implement that knowledge into a
mastery of your professional craft—
my
services are for you.
I have
been very fortunate because I have had the opportunity to work in a wide
variety of fields, such as a solo, concert classical guitarist, a newspaper
writer, a UPS driver, a factory worker and a farm helper, including being a
teacher and a professor—and being twice awarded tenure as an assistant and
associate professor, respectively, at two separate universities.
In my teaching, I
have taught at the primary, middle-school, high
school, undergraduate and graduate levels.
I have applied my research with not only artists and educators, but with
inventors, physicists, bioengineers, nano–technologists,
and earth materials scientists, as well as with those in the banking industry.
My research embraces the following two notions:
1.
We can be critical while
being creative; and
2. We can be creative while being critical.