21st century skills Ability Course B.Ed 2021-2023

1. CREATIV TY
CREATIV TY
CREATIV TY
21st Century Skills
Mentors:
DR Neelu Verma
Dr Priya Pillai

2. What is Creativity?
Creativity is a person’s ability to create something that is
regarded by appropriately qualified people as original and of
value.’ (Wyse, 2014, p6)

3. Definition of creativity is different for all, for some teachers’
creativity is letting children do their homework in a different way,
for some it means through different art forms like dance, song,
skit. Creativity can also help in having an approaching nature
towards any difficulties and not backing out of the problems.
Definition

4. Body

6. “I never made one of my discoveries through the
process of rational thinking”
Albert Einstein

7. A belief that creative potential is inside everyone and can be found everywhere
A belief that creativity can change things and improve things
A belief that mistakes are to be celebrated, learned from and used
A belief that creativity can be a natural response to pain, suffering and
boredom
An attitude of positivity towards surprising and unexpected events
The ideas of creativity can be summarised in the 12 principles of creativity
12 principles of creativity are:
1.
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3.
4.
5.
Principles of Creativity

8. 6. An attitude of openness to new ideas and experiences when they
appear
7. An attitude of ‘smart risk-taking’
8. An attitude of non-judgement
9. An ability to actively seek out new ideas and experiences
10. An ability to see familiar things in new and different ways
11. An ability to use both analytic and holistic thinking
12. An ability to make, think or do things that haven’t been made, thought
or done before
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9. Role of Teachers
Each youngster has some inherent
Each youngster has some inherent
capability of creativity.
capability of creativity.
How a teacher nurtures the
How a teacher nurtures the
childrens' creativity affects their
childrens' creativity affects their
future endeavors in terms of
future endeavors in terms of
suggestions
suggestions,
, ideas
ideas,
, imaginations
imaginations,
,
confidence
confidence and much more.
and much more.

10. 1) Provide Private Space.
2) Provide Materials.
3) Encourage and room for
self-evaluation.
4) Value their work.
5) Practice what you preach.
6) Allow Child to be 'odd'.
7) Regular practice and discipline.
Effective ways to sustain
creativity

11. Put on your creative clips!
Paper Clip TesT
Find as many uses
for paper clips,
apart from holding
papers.

12. Change Perspectives
Solve Problems
Build your creative network
Say "yes" more than "no"
Brainstorm Ideas
Think "outside the box"
Be Resourceful
Reflect on your
mistakes

13. "How" To help your child's creativity
Encourage
1.
"Possibility thinking"
When parents pose a question
"What If" helps children
naturally think of creative
possibilities
2. Nurture Interests:
Interest in anything is a
seed for a creative plant
to grow.
2. Expand Imaginative
Language:
Develop an emotional
vocabulary at home.
Ex: Journal emotions

14. 4. Play, Play, Play!
CREATIVE PLAY HELPS
CHILDREN TO
OVERCOME FEARS. IT
BUIIDS CONFIDENCE.
6. NATURE is the best muse.
When children and nature
collide, the results are
magical!
They learn by tasting,
touching, and seeing wildlife
and flora in ways they cannot
learn from books.
5. Foster creativity
through ART
Drawing, Craft, Painting,
S.U.P.W, Needle Work,
etc... helps to develop
child's creativity.

15. 7. GROWTH is a
mindset.
An ever evolving mindset is
the belief that one's abilities
can be developed.
It is a mindset that fuels
creativity and innovation.
8. Advocate
Daydreamers :D
Contrary to conventional
thinking, daydreaming has many
advantages!
When kids daydream, they
explore associations, make
connections, and search for
possibilities.
9. Develop Mindful Habits
Self-discipline
Openness to experience
Risk taking
Tolerance for ambiguity
Group trust

16. 10.RECOGNIZE CREATIVITY AS A
SOURCE OF JOY.
When families value and
recognize creativity as a source
of inner joy, children learn to
appreciate their natural,
creative gifts as human beings.

17. GENERAL PHYSICAL
PRACTICES IN
CREATIVE PROCESS

18. ASPECTS AND APPARANTS FOR
CREATIVE PROCESS
1} Meditation
3} The need for solitude
3} Quest for silence
4} Exercise, specially walking

19. • It opens your mind in the direction of new
idea.
• Restarts your mind
• It nutures courage, which is important in case
of setbacks and failures happen.
MEDITATION

20. The Need for Solitude
• Solitude is not lonliness
• Not being able to achieve solitude
frustates many creative people.
• In the state of solitude, the puzzling thing
becomes easier with clearer mind and space

21. THE QUEST FOR SILENCE
• Quest for silence is not really quest for
complete silence, but quest for removal of
certain kinds of noise.
• Complete silence is almost impossible, thus
omnipresent noise is helpful for
concentration.

22. EXERCISE, SPECIALLY WALKING
Examples from Creators:
• Psychologist Erik Erikson walked from his hometown,
Germany to Florence, Italy. He later said that he
didn’t or wouldn't trust any creative ideas that
hadn’t occurred while walking.
• Up until the 20th century, certain European males
went on walking, what was called the year of
wandering, whereby the young male would seek to
find them- selves.

23. • Wordsworth liked to walk on a straight gravel
sidewalk back and forth, and his sister, Dorothy taking
notes while Wordsworth spun out words and images.
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24. Increases curiosity & develops self motivation.
Realization of different perspectives
Better attention span
Develops one's Mental Ability i.e. Cognitive
Skills-Critical Thinking, Decision Making,
Problem Solving, etc...
Confident booster
Child becomes a wanderer & a confident
explorer.
Why Creativity is important for
child's success?

25. Why Creativity is important for
child's success?

26. Creative Thinking In Various Form
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