Teaching Applied Creative Thinking: A New Pedagogy for the 21st Century
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The authors of Teaching Applied Creative Thinking: A New Pedagogy for the 21st Century believe this book to be the first in the field about teaching creative thinking in the new millennium. While many books talk about creativity and provide the justification for adding creative thinking as a student learning outcome, this book focuses on applying creativity to the teaching and learning process. The authors ask, “does anyone truly believe the world’s problems are going to be solved by students with only a high proficiency in common core competencies?” With student learning outcomes as a goal, we must rethink teaching and learning to include creativity. Posed for the 21st-Century learner, their new paradigm, Mentor-from-the-Middle, replicates scholarly inquiry by developing a scholarly frame of mind. The teacher assumes new roles in this paradigm of scholar, mentor, facilitator, coach, model, and critical reflector. These roles in turn combine to help transform the learner into an active creative thinker.
Department
Communication
ISBN
9781581072396
Publication Date
2013
Publisher
New Forums Press
City
Stillwater, OK
Keywords
Creative thinking Study and teaching, Pedagogy, Creativity, Learning
Disciplines
Creative Writing | Curriculum and Instruction
Recommended Citation
Apostle et al., Shawn, "Teaching Applied Creative Thinking: A New Pedagogy for the 21st Century" (2013). Faculty Books. 25.
https://scholarworks.bellarmine.edu/fac_book_gallery/25