In the fall of 2008 and again in the winter and spring of 2009,
the Baker Idea Institute presented three symposia/sessions
to introduce the business, arts and educational communities to the philosophies and methods of creative work developed by Paul Baker.

THE FOLLOWING WERE THE 2008/2009 SYMPOSIA

Fall Session ( Click Here to learn more.)
WHAT IS AN IDEA?
Presented November 7-8, 2008

Analyzes Baker’s arts based approach to non-hierarchal forms of generating ideas and provides a common global vocabulary to stimulate true “out of the box” thinking and communication between world markets.

Winter Session ( Click Here to learn more.)
CREATIVITY: THE NEXT LITERACY
Presented January 16-18, 2009

Provides approaches for parents, teachers and business to embrace differences in learning styles, to employ individual strengths and to adapt those strengths in dealing with diverse thinking and intelligences among their families, students and employees.

Spring Session ( Click Here to learn more.)
THE SOUND, THE FURY & COGNITIVE REASONING
Presented March 6-8, 2009

Explores the process of creative thought through visual, auditory and kinesthetic intelligences and provides answers to “What stimulates the brain to come up with new ideas?”. Answers which when implemented will improve the workplace and educational horizons.