The Creativity Crusade: Nurturing & Protecting Your Child's Creativity
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| Rating | : | 4.85 (739 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0975881744 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 364 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-09-08 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
I'm reading this with a highlighter and sticky notes." . This whole idea intrigues me. Parents own this responsibility. I know schools cannot be expected to take charge of fostering creativity in children and teenagers anytime soon. "This book is refreshing
2015 TAGT Legacy Award Winner - txgifted/legacy-book-awards "Do what you can to help your children's imaginations to grow and flourish - encourage activities which feed their imaginations" Sir Ken Robinson, 2008.This quotation inspired the authors to think about sharing their life-long collection of tried and true creativity activities and resources. Rest assured, the activities, methods and tools presented in this book will give you the confidence and knowledge to start making a difference in how your children experience life, learning and happiness. It provides the strategies and mindsets needed to nurture and protect children's creativity!The book begins with questions for parents to ponder:* What are the most important e
Tara Seren said Five Stars. amazing !!. "I thought the book was easy to read" according to Amazon Customer. This book sheds an important light on how creativity is lacking in modern education. As a teacher, I understand the pressure to stick to curriculum but the focus on standardized testing has robbed children of creativity. Teachers are determining how kids learn based on these tests which leaves little room to see the complexities of the le. Reading this with a highlighter! Robby Champion This book is refreshing. I know schools cannot be expected to take charge of fostering creativity in children and teenagers. Parents own this responsibility. This whole idea intrigues me. The authors have lots of experience and have wisely kept the chapters short and to the point. They give a useful framework, not just gimmicky games. Rea