SCAMPER involves a series of questions related to a new process or concept. After students encounter new information, they respond to the following questions:

Substitute – What material, methods, processes, or situations can be used in place of this?

Combine – What materials, methods, processes, or situations can be combined or added to influence this issue or problem?

Adapt – Can the materials, methods, processes, or situations be used in another way to find a solution?

Modify – Can this be made bigger, stronger, and more frequent? Can it be made smaller and more compact?

Put to other uses – Can this be used instead of other materials, methods, processes, or situations?

Eliminate – Can parts of this be eliminated?

Reverse – Can the work be done backwards? Can this process be reversed? SCAMPER emphasizes that no response is too crazy or inconceivable.

Web Links

Gifted Education - A Resource Guide for Teachers:

http://www.bced.gov.bc.ca/specialed/gifted/process.htm

Scamper: http://www.discover.tased.edu.au/english/scamper.htm

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