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Creativity or Engagement: Which Comes First

Creativity or Engagement: Which Comes First

by Anne Fernando | Apr 8, 2026 | Season 12, The Science of Creativity

Season 12 | Episode 8 Creativity or Engagement: Which Comes First “It’s not the same exact thing that everybody else is doing, and it works well. Creativity isn’t just something that’s new and different. Anything could technically, I guess, be...
Growing Creative Agency: What Helps, What Hinders, and What AI Changes

Growing Creative Agency: What Helps, What Hinders, and What AI Changes

by Anne Fernando | Mar 17, 2026 | Season 12, The Science of Creativity

Season 12 | Episode 6 Growing Creative Agency: What Helps, What Hinders, and What AI Changes “So one such category, which seems foundational is confidence. You might call it, creative self-efficacy, which is. Dynamic task related you, you might discuss creative...
Coaching for Creativity: What Sport Teaches Us About Thinking

Coaching for Creativity: What Sport Teaches Us About Thinking

by Anne Fernando | Feb 19, 2026 | Season 12, The Science of Creativity

Season 12 | Episode 3 Coaching for Creativity: What Sport Teaches Us About Thinking “The most important factor points are the head, the mind. So we say the matches are decided in cognitive skills. And there are several cognitive skills, and I have a framework...
Extrinsic and Intrinsic Motivation in the Classroom (Double Expresso)

Extrinsic and Intrinsic Motivation in the Classroom (Double Expresso)

by Anne Fernando | May 20, 2025 | Season 10, The Science of Creativity

Season 10, Episode 13 Extrinsic and Intrinsic Motivation in the Classroom (Part One)  “I think if you can allow your children to explore and experiment with things, even if they’re making monstrosities, they’re learning. They’re learning and...
Creativity: An Ability to Defy the Crowd (Double Expresso)

Creativity: An Ability to Defy the Crowd (Double Expresso)

by Anne Fernando | Feb 24, 2025 | Creativity in Higher Education, Season 9, The Science of Creativity

Season 9, Episode 13 Creativity: An Ability to Defy the Crowd “The most important thing for creativity, it involves both intelligence. Creative intelligence, that is. But the most important thing is your attitudes that you’re willing to defy the crowd. ” –...
The Science Behind the Curtain: Theater’s Role in Boosting Creativity

The Science Behind the Curtain: Theater’s Role in Boosting Creativity

by Anne Fernando | Feb 24, 2025 | Creativity and Theater Education, Creativity in the Arts, Season 9, The Science of Creativity

Season 9, Episode 12 The Science Behind the Curtain: Theater’s Role in Boosting Creativity  “So what we looked at was what were the psychological skills that teachers were asking students to bring to the material of a theater classroom? So these are the acting...
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TMatthew Worwood is an education consultant and full-time faculty member at the University of Connecticut's Digital Media and Design Department. His research interests focus on Teacher Creativity, Co-Creativity with Generative AI, and Design Thinking.

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Dr. Cyndi Burnett is the Vice-President at Curiosity 2 Create. She taught deliberate creativity at the Center for Applied Imagination at SUNY Buffalo State University for 20 years. She is the author of four books on creativity in education and co-founder of the creative thinking network.

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