Strategic and conceptual thinking empowers leaders to grasp the grand tapestry, connecting disparate data points and deploying creative problem-solving skills.

In my previous column, I discussed categorising people as ``brainiacs'', who like abstract conceptual thinking, and ``brawniacs'', who like getting things done. Good managers are typically ...

JENNIFER RABOLD, Promoting Conceptual Mathematical Thinking through Books, The Journal of Education, Vol. 189, No. 1/2, THEORY, RESEARCH, REFLECTION on TEACHING and LEARNING (2008/2009), pp. 209-211 ...

Instead, [it] is about learning your conceptual thinking process. Because over 4 or 5 years in school, not every project [will] have a great concept or a great parti.

The West produces a lot of strategic thinking, most of it ad hoc responses to present stimuli not only rarely analytically or strategically useful but often damaging existing and useful strategic ...