1. What do you see?

2. What do you see?
A duck?
A rabbit?

3. What do you see?

4. What do you see?
An old woman ?
A young lady?

5. Which is darker A or B?

6. There is a pipe in the stream of water that holds up the tap and supplies the water!

7. Focus on the cross in the middle – what happens?

8. Black spots appear at the intersections.

9. Circle or spiral?

10. Straight lines? Bendy lines?

11. What is perspective?
Perspective- ‘the way in which something is regarded, understood or interpreted.’

12. Look through a different lens….
We each have a perception of ourselves; who we think we are
Do others see you in the same way?
How do you want to be to be perceived?
By taking time to consider things differently we may make different choices.

13. Problem Solving using perspectives
Lots of leadership books talk about looking and listening before solving a problem- after all we have 2 eyes and ears each!
By looking at a problem from an alternate view it may be easier to solve
Try to apply this in lessons; use your strengths to help you apply a new perspective to your learning…

14. If you are a drama student, use your skills of learning lines to help recall key facts in other subjects.
If you like art use diagrams to help you map out plans for essays.
Use story telling to help remember processes like you need in science.