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Creativity, Multipotentiality, and Supporting Student Interests

Creativity, Multipotentiality, and Supporting Student Interests

by Anne Fernando | Jul 3, 2024 | Gifted Education, Season 2, The Science of Creativity

Season 2, Episode 4 Talking Talented and Giftedness “One of the major goals of many gifted education models and programs is the development of students’ creativity so that we will have the next generation of inventors, producers, painters, artists, engineers, high...
The role of Serendipity in Creativity and Education

The role of Serendipity in Creativity and Education

by Anne Fernando | Jul 3, 2024 | Season 2, The Science of Creativity

Season 2, Episode 6 The Role of Serendipity in Creativity and Education “That’s what makes serendipity a powerful tool, is that it relies on the prepared mind and it relies on this idea of scarcity of wisdom, of using the accidents that come to you and taking...
Excellence Gaps, Creativity, and Learning Assessments in Education

Excellence Gaps, Creativity, and Learning Assessments in Education

by Anne Fernando | Jul 3, 2024 | Gifted Education, Season 2, The Science of Creativity

Season 2, Episode 10 Discussing Excellence Gaps and Creativity “The more that students learn, the more information, the more ‘stuff’… that they have at their mental fingertips, the better off they will be as they try to be creative, especially as they move into their...
Teaching When is Creativity appropriate? (Double Expresso)

Teaching When is Creativity appropriate? (Double Expresso)

by Anne Fernando | Jun 4, 2024 | Season 1, The Science of Creativity

Season 1, Episode 6 Teaching When is Creativity Appropriate? Part One “Most educators are already half way to creativity, they just have to open up the curriculum and the experience for themselves and for their students to do things differently… The really beautiful...
Sociocultural Theories of Creativity and Education

Sociocultural Theories of Creativity and Education

by Anne Fernando | Jun 4, 2024 | Season 1, The Science of Creativity

Season 1, Episode 9 Sociocultural Theories of Creativity and Education “What sociocultural thinking around creativity does is basically situate the creative person, the creative idea, within a wider context, and more than that, to see that context as an integral part...
Exploring the Latest in Creativity Science

Exploring the Latest in Creativity Science

by Anne Fernando | Jun 3, 2024 | Season 1, The Science of Creativity

Season 1, Episode 14 Exploring the Latest in Creativity Science “Most of what I think about creativity can be summarized in three words: It all counts.” – Dr. James Kaufman Spotify Apple Podcasts Podbean Episode Transcription Dr. James Kaufman shares the latest...
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Matthew Worwood

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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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Cyndi Burnett

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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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