By Katie Lepi, Edudemic
Think about it: when children are young, they’re encouraged almost constantly to be creative. They tell stories, play make believe and dress up, build forts, and draw pictures. Once they get to school, that flow of creativity starts to dwindle, and continues to do so as they get older and older. But the truth is that encouraging students to think creatively can be a challenge in today’s curricula and test focused classrooms. Our modern educational models don’t leave a lot of room for creative free thinking. The handy infographic linked below takes a look at four strategies to boost students’ confidence in their creativity.
http://www.edudemic.com/creative-thinking-students/
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