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Building Learning Communities: Make du Jour- Fostering Creativity for Personalized Learning
The document discusses the importance of fostering creativity in education through collaborative and authentic learning experiences. It emphasizes moving beyond traditional teaching methods and encourages using various mediums and playful approaches to inspire students. Key concepts include personal expression, peer feedback, and the transformative power of creativity in enhancing knowledge and engagement.
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- 1. MAKE du JOUR:! FosteringDaily Creativity @amyburvall www.amyburvall.com Personalized Learning with Choice and Voice and BLC14
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- 21. break beyond! boundaries listening to/ doing ! what moves you suggest! alternatives
- 22. move to adifferent plane…! just running differently from the CROWD @cogdog
- 23. tell them whatyou are ! going to tell them steer clear of: tell them tell them what you! told them
- 24. the un-expected turnsis, ! to me, the best element of ! STORYTELLING, and the one we use least in education @cogdog
- 25. creativity happens! together create withothers art studio vibe
- 26. @cogdog there is anenergy effect of! creating in PROXIMITY…
- 27. contribute to ! knowledge personalblog ! might be best give peer feedback
- 28. @cogdog But there ismore to just sharing YOUR stuff…sharing is also celebrating the work of OTHERS…
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- 31. CREATIVITY is nota talent…! it’s a WAY of operating…! and it’s CURIOSITY ! for it’s own sake - John Cleese
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- 38. Authentic learning (and assessment)are related not only to the knowledge students RECEIVE, but also to the knowledge PRODUCTION they can themselves achieve. - Steve Wheeler @timbuckteeth
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- 41. CREATIVITY is intelligence! havingfun albert einstein
- 42. Creation is ! discoveringyour ! OWN KIND
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- 45. play is distinctfrom the locality! and duration of everyday life -John Cleese
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- 48. “It’s easier todo! trivial things ! that are urgent! that we know! we can do… …than the BIG THINKING” - john cleese
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- 50. We don’t stopPLAYING because we! grow OLD…we grow old because ! we stop playing - George Bernard Shaw
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- 56. CONFIDENCE there’s no SPONTANEITYin reason - alan watts
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- 65. you are amashup of what ! you let into your life @austinkleon
- 66. “All ideas are secondhand,consciously and unconsciously drawn from a million outside sources Mark Twain
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- 111. low barrier entrypoints: photo challenge BURNING HOUSE
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- 113. low barrier entrypoints: photo-a-day
- 114. low barrier entrypoints: photo challenge FORCED PERSPECTIVE
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- 209. EPIC WORK comes frommaking a deeper to who we are & finding a MEDIUM to EXPRESS it well to OTHERS @berkun
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- 213. There is noWIN There is no FAIL There is only MAKE - john cage
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- 235. “If your workisn’t online! it doesn’t exist”! @austinkleon
- 236. encourage the “whitecrayons” @KaseyTamamoto
- 237. your big takeaway aquestion your personal challenge
- 238. WHO INSPIRES YOU?! TWEET A “SELFLESS SELFIE”! ! your favorite artist or musician ! a great Instagrammer or Viner BLC14