World Creativity and Innovation Day, April 21 has a purpose: to encourage people to use creativity in problem-solving to create a decent life for people on a sustainable planet. What does that mean? How does one use creativity in problem-solving? How does one know if creativity has been used? In a May 2017 post, I asked …
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With so much divisiveness in our world now, wouldn’t be nice if we could transcend our differences and unite in our creativeness if only for one week every year? This year? We all possess a potential for the future; we are pregnant with the possibilities for tomorrow. Wouldn’t it be cool to see in everyone …
Imagine your plans are less effective than you anticipated. There’s pressure to perform differently, successfully. Conditions have changed; time now to adapt or innovate. You want to overcome obstacles, use creativity, and creative thinking. You want to access imagination, dream up what could be next, chart a different course, engage interested parties, and marshall resources …
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Change is uncomfortable, and change is all around. WCIW was created to open the door to help people actualize, use, their natural creativity (for example combining two things which haven’t been mixed together before [in any field, not limited to art]). Creativity by nature, involves change, different, new. Sometimes we have the opportunity to remain …
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If we’re going to inspire future generations of chemists and physicists, we have to restore the creative process in science education. Sourced through Scoop.it from: www.parent.co How important is it to teach the creative process in science?
The best ideas take time. Sourced through Scoop.it from: hbr.org Is this your experience as well? Do the best ideas take time?
As World Creativity and Innovation Week April 15-21 approaches, watch Chef Ferran Adria’s creative process as stimulation to consider your own. What practices do you use for insight, illumination, inspiration?
From Psychcentral: What Drives Creativity? Understanding creativity has been a goal of philosophers and scientists for several millennia. Current scholarly literature holds the processes of behaving creatively, and appreciating creativity, as being largely unrelated. A new study disagrees with this belief as researchers used social identity and self-categorization theories as the basis for a model …
