The document discusses arguments for teaching creativity in schools, with claims that allowing self-expression deepens learning and builds confidence, and most people believe creativity and collaboration should be classroom subjects to improve education. The conclusion is that children need stimulation beyond core subjects to better express themselves comfortably. It questions what else could support students' creative sides given that most schools already include art and music.

1. I found a website with information on whether creativity
should be taught in schools.
By: Chelsa Cayton

3. Claim for the Argument
• By letting students express themselves, they are able to deepen
their learning abilities and also build more confidence in
themselves.

5. Claim for the Argument
• A majority of people believe that creativity and collaboration
should be taught in classrooms to better their child's education.

6. Conclusion from the First Website
• Children, even young adults need something other than core
subjects in school to help stimulate their minds and better
express themselves in a way that they feel in comfortable.

7. Question for future Research
• Since most schools allow creativity; i.e. art and music classes,
as part of daily learning, what else could be supported to better
their creative side?

8. Credits
• http://www.edutopia.org/blog/you-can-teach-assess-
creativity-andrew-miller
• http://www.upi.com/Top_News/US/2013/08/21/Americans-
agree-that-schools-should-teach-creativity-goal-setting/UPI-
36771377087767/