The document discusses creativity and the 5 stages of the creative process: preparation, incubation, illumination, evaluation, and elaboration. It provides tips for teachers to facilitate creativity in the classroom, including asking open-ended questions, using a variety of tools and modalities, and having students reflect on what worked and improving for next time. Teachers should focus on strengthening connections to learning and not just focus on standards. Creativity can be fostered through assignments, accessing technology, visiting experts, and finding learning opportunities everywhere.
34. Teacher as Facilitator
What can OTHERS contribute or inspire?
What EXPERTS might you contact?
How might your RESEARCH be helpful? or not?
35. Teacher as Facilitator
What can OTHERS contribute or inspire?
What EXPERTS might you contact?
How might your RESEARCH be helpful? or not?
What FURTHER research might you do?
75. Teacher Facilitator: After
REFLECT upon the process, what worked,
what didn’t work?
What can YOU do to make/ do it better NEXT time:
product, process, in working with others?
90. –Dave Burgess
Author of Teach Like a Pirate
“It wasn’t easy when I started, it wasn’t easy
last week, and it won’t be easy next week either.
It’s not supposed to be easy - it’s supposed to be
worth it.”
91. It’s Not About the Standards!
Marlena Hebern
@mhebern mhebern@gmail.com marlenahebern.com
Iris Halmshaw
“Creativity is
contagious, pass it on.”