Changing the Rules: Education for Creative Thinking
Меняя правила: образование для развития творческого мышления
2002-09-01
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Many countries are increasing the priority schools assign to creative thinking. This departure from expectations of the past is considered a way to enhance productivity and improve mental health. But, efforts to replace customary education practices are often met with resistance, a loss of harmony, and challenges which are unforeseen. This presentation describes ways schools and families could provide greater support for creative behavior. The rules guiding instruction at all levels of education should be revised. Some recommended changes implicate teacher training, methods for the evaluation of learning, use of technology tools, expectations of students, and adult willingness to take into account student impressions about how to improve schools.
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Many countries are prioritizing creative thinking in schools to potentially enhance productivity and improve mental health.
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Recommended reforms include changes to teacher training, learning assessment, educational technology use, student expectations, and consideration of students’ ideas for school improvement.
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Replacing customary educational practices with creativity-focused approaches can encounter resistance, reduced harmony, and unforeseen challenges.
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Schools and families can better support creative behavior by revising instructional rules across all educational levels.
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education in schools and families
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support for creative thinking and behavior through changes to instructional rules and practices
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