“Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.” — Albert Einstein
It’s not merely the closed-mindedness of fixed belief that can hold students back: it’s also the convenience of habit, the laziness of stereotyped thinking.
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Mind-maps allow teachers to gain insight into their students’ thought processes and see the development of their work.
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Creativity in the classroom is another form of play, and play is universally important to each individual’s sense of joy and well-being.
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Should we teach content or thinking? Put another way, should we be teaching art or teaching students to think like artists?
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Sketchnotes, graphic organizers, visualizing data, and art are just a few strategies to make learning visual in your classroom.
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In any course, images can be a useful tool for students to build on vocabulary while also providing examples for concept attainment.
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Quantity matters in creativity. Generate as many ideas as possible, alone and collaboratively. (Ideally alone first, then together.)
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Because students necessarily create things with digital tools and images, the resulting creative expression is inherently student-centered.
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Sketch notes aren’t just a trend, but rather a new visual style of capturing and documenting ideas for the 21st century student.
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