16. the ability to create artistic and emotional
beauty,
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17. the ability to create artistic and emotional
beauty,
to detect patterns and opportunities,
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18. the ability to create artistic and emotional
beauty,
to detect patterns and opportunities,
to craft a satisfying narrative, and
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19. the ability to create artistic and emotional
beauty,
to detect patterns and opportunities,
to craft a satisfying narrative, and
to come up with inventions the world didn't
know it was missing.
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21. Course Goals
Use specific techniques to improve creative thinking
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22. Course Goals
Use specific techniques to improve creative thinking
Identify problems that invite creativity
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23. Course Goals
Use specific techniques to improve creative thinking
Identify problems that invite creativity
Design a lesson that promotes creativity while teaching
something else
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24. How Are You Creative?
Write down 10 instances in which you did something creative
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34. Elegant Problems
Fluency of responses
Flexibility of problem space
Room for elaboration
Opportunities for original answers
A worthiness factor
Potential for elegant solutions
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35. How do you know when
you’ve posed an elegant
problem?
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42. Circle the correct answer
The men was/were walking down the street.
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43. Circle the correct answer
The men was/were walking down the street.
Write a seven-word sentence with
was as the third word
____ ____ was _____ _____ ___ ______.
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44. What would you do to
make the periodic table an
elegant problem?
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56. Brainstorming
Name a leader and recorder
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57. Brainstorming
Name a leader and recorder
Define the topic being brainstormed
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58. Brainstorming
Name a leader and recorder
Define the topic being brainstormed
Set rules: everyone contributes, respect the leader, no answers
are bad, go for quantity, all answers recorded
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59. Brainstorming
Name a leader and recorder
Define the topic being brainstormed
Set rules: everyone contributes, respect the leader, no answers
are bad, go for quantity, all answers recorded
Set a time limit and stop when you get there
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60. Brainstorming
Name a leader and recorder
Define the topic being brainstormed
Set rules: everyone contributes, respect the leader, no answers
are bad, go for quantity, all answers recorded
Set a time limit and stop when you get there
Go through the list and pick out the promising ideas
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68. Type Song Event #1 Event #2
1 1 1 1
Comedy Rap Trip Accident
2 2 2 2
Drama Ballad Surprise Birth
3 3 3 3
Crime Hymn Visitor Party
4 4 4 4
Romance Heavy Metal Class Gift
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69. Type Song Event #1 Event #2
1 1 1 1
Comedy Rap Trip Accident
2 2 2 2
Drama Ballad Surprise Birth
3 3 3 3
Crime Hymn Visitor Party
4 4 4 4
Romance Heavy Metal Class Gift
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76. Melioration
Ability to make combinations of disparate ideas
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77. Melioration
Ability to make combinations of disparate ideas
A valuable skill for an information society
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78. Melioration
Ability to make combinations of disparate ideas
A valuable skill for an information society
Not explicitly taught in schools
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79. Melioration
Ability to make combinations of disparate ideas
A valuable skill for an information society
Not explicitly taught in schools
Described by David Passig, Bar-Ilan University
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80. Melioration
Ability to make combinations of disparate ideas
A valuable skill for an information society
Not explicitly taught in schools
Described by David Passig, Bar-Ilan University
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82. Exercise
Group A, generate a list of concepts, ideas about lobsters
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83. Exercise
Group A, generate a list of concepts, ideas about lobsters
Group B, generate a list of concepts about balloons
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84. Exercise
Group A, generate a list of concepts, ideas about lobsters
Group B, generate a list of concepts about balloons
Group C, generate a list of concepts about Communism
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85. Exercise
Group A, generate a list of concepts, ideas about lobsters
Group B, generate a list of concepts about balloons
Group C, generate a list of concepts about Communism
Then I’ll give you a problem
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86. Exercise
Group A, generate a list of concepts, ideas about lobsters
Group B, generate a list of concepts about balloons
Group C, generate a list of concepts about Communism
Then I’ll give you a problem
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87. Homework
Read the Passig articles.
Start your lesson. Go as far as the Task and Introduction.
Choose a chapter from Michalko to teach others next time and
make slides for it.
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