What is your "definition" of creativity?
My definition of creativity is taking your thoughts, hopes, dreams, ambitions, and more and making them into reality. Walt Disney said "If you can dream it, you can do it", and you see what amazing innovations he created. Creativity comes in all shapes and forms, and I believe everyone has some form of creativity, some more than others, but everyone is creative with some aspect whether it be writing, dancing, inventing, constructing, and much more
Why do you think creativity is important?
Creativity is important because it allows ones mind to go above beyond and initiates deeper thinking. Creativity allows people to see with a whole new light and a different perspective, and allows them to create and produce something others have never imagined.
Can you think of a time when you were most creative?
I tend to be creative when organizing and decorating. I like to color code my schoolwork, notes, etc, and organize in a way in which I find most helpful for myself, that may seem odd to other people.
How does creativity mesh with the Harwood Activity Model for Inquiry?
Creativity begins with the Harwood Activity Model for Inquiry because creativity often begins with a question, which can lead to more questions, and communicating with others whether your idea is good or not good, so creative in many aspects can relate to the Harwood Model
What can we do to foster creativity in ourselves and others (like our classmates or future students)?
We can challenge them to broaden their horizons. We can ask questions that really make them think outside the box. We can allow them to express themselves without no limits and see what they can come up with. We can set up activities in which they work together and blend their creative thoughts together.
Do you know any really creative people - what are they like?
I know many creative people, they are extremely intelligent, talented and open minded. They have few boundaries and have no hesitation when it comes to expressing themselves, and take criticism as a motivation to do better.
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Matt