Because I wanted my math class to be more like that art class - learners exploring the boundaries of their knowledge and skills - I posted a copy in my classroom.
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Tuesday, December 6, 2011
How do you foster creativity?
The following was on a bulletin board in the art class at the middle school where I taught.
Because I wanted my math class to be more like that art class - learners exploring the boundaries of their knowledge and skills - I posted a copy in my classroom.
Twenty years later, a copy is now thumbtacked to my office door. It reminds me that fostering creative problem solvers is one of my primary goals as a teacher of teachers. Some of the ideas may not be reasonable, but creativity sometimes requires a certain suspension of rationality.
Because I wanted my math class to be more like that art class - learners exploring the boundaries of their knowledge and skills - I posted a copy in my classroom.
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