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Creativity

Creativity. CRS/EDL  560 Foundations of Creative Learning and Thinking. I need someone well versed in the art of torture. Do you know PowerPoint?. Will this be on the Test?. Brainstorm – a list of 40 creative words. Hilda Taba * Technique. List the words on individual slips of paper.

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Creativity

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  1. Creativity CRS/EDL 560 Foundations of Creative Learning and Thinking

  2. I need someone well versed in the art of torture. Do you know PowerPoint?

  3. Will this be on the Test?

  4. Brainstorm –a list of 40 creative words

  5. Hilda Taba* Technique • List the words on individual slips of paper. • Group the words. • Label the groups.*Hilda Taba is an educational theorist who developed the concept attainment model.

  6. Labels

  7. Lets Define Creativity….. Write your own definition…… (it doesn’t have to be creative)

  8. Definitions of Creativity • You cannot use up creativity. The more you use the more you have.Maya Angelou       • Common definition from Webster's - Creativity is marked by the ability or power to create, to bring into existence, to invest with a new form, to produce through imaginative skill, to make or bring into existence something new. 

  9. Definitions of Creativity • Ken Robinson -- The having of original ideas that have value. • Carl Rodgers (psychologist an writer) -- The emergence of a novel, relational product, growing out of the uniqueness of the individual. • Henry Miller ( writer) -- The occurrence of a composition which is both new and valuable.

  10. Definitions of Creativity • MihalyiCsikszentmihalyi (Flow) : (chick-sent-me-high or “Mike”) • Creativity is any act idea or product that changes an existing domain or that transforms and existing domain into a new one. • BIG C creativity • Domain: symbolic rules and procedure • Field: the gatekeepers of the domain • Person: the creative one

  11. Constructs of Creativity • Person • Process • Product • Environment

  12. Constructs of Creativity • What are you like? • How do you work? • What do you make? • What conditions make your creative work possible?

  13. Constructs of CreativityPaul E. TorranceJ.P Guilford Structure of the Intellect • Fluency = lots of ideas • Flexibility = different ideas • Elaboration = adding details • Originality = unique ideas

  14. Stages of CreativityGraham Wallas • Preparation • Incubation • Illumination • Verification

  15. Creative ProfileMark Batey Manchester Business School • Idea Generation(Fluency, Originality, Incubation and Illumination) • Personality (Curiosity and Tolerance for Ambiguity) • Motivation (Intrinsic, Extrinsic and Achievement) • Confidence (Producing, Sharing and Implementing)

  16. Stages of CreativityCreativity at WorkJeff DeGraff & Katherine Lawrence • Incubate(Long-term Development) • Imagine(Breakthrough Ideas) • Improve(Incremental Adjustments) • Invest(Short-term Goals)

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