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Creativity is not limited to the arts from "summary" of Creative Schools by Sir Ken Robinson, PhD,Lou Aronica

Creativity is a fundamental aspect of human intelligence. It is not a skill limited to the arts, as is commonly believed. Creativity is a way of thinking and problem-solving that can be applied across all disciplines – from science and mathematics to business and technology. It is about approaching challenges with an open mind, exploring different possibilities, and generating innovative solutions. In education, creativity is often undervalued and underdeveloped. The focus is typically on memorization and standardized testing, rather than on cultivating students' creative thinking skills. This narrow approach to education stifles students' natural creativity and limits their potential to excel in an increasingly complex and dynamic world. By expanding our understanding of creativity and its applications, we can create a more engaging and effective educational system. Students should be encouraged to think critically...
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    Sir Ken Robinson, PhD

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