CREATIVITY!!!!!!! ?
Q. Alright I need some 'sexy' words like fusion, blueprint, zeon, firelight. Words like that, be creative =] Thats why they call me Terry Tibbs Much love goodnight... A sexy word is a awsome word or a quality word and stuff. Anyhoo, does it matter what its for, it wont help you think they just gotta be quality.
Asked by Chocolate Bear - Tue Dec 2 15:38:29 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
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Answered by hickcrazy1 - Tue Dec 2 15:59:22 2008
Q. Alright I need some 'sexy' words like fusion, blueprint, zeon, firelight. Words like that, be creative =] Thats why they call me Terry Tibbs Much love goodnight... A sexy word is a awsome word or a quality word and stuff. Anyhoo, does it matter what its for, it wont help you think they just gotta be quality.
Asked by Chocolate Bear - Tue Dec 2 15:38:29 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. neon lamplight melding murmur whisper flicker embers cursive skyscraper skywalk escalier derriere decolletage winsome paucity preponderance latitude lassitude imperative dominatrix disheveled choleric thunderous tachometer moonlit prestidigitation verdigris vertigo cybernetic cyberspace nanosecond silken diaphanous sheer glisten gleam shadow sunspot ambidextrous skeleton predestination destiny fate kismet karma neo-con eccentricity brilliance ferocity subtlety splendiferous magnanimous plentitude respondent incumbent mordant moribund mystic oracle angularity aspect
Answered by hickcrazy1 - Tue Dec 2 15:59:22 2008
Are the traits of creativity, flexibility and communication important in a good psychologist?
Q. I have a uni assignment for my academic literacies class, asking me to write about whether or not the attributes of creativity, flexiblity and communication are important in my chosen field - psychology. Just looking for an outside opinion, and new thoughts on the question.
Asked by Jade - Mon Jul 28 21:11:08 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Those traits are good to have no matter what they do for a living. Psychologists need good communication skills but I can't think of a reason that creativity and flexibility would be absolutely necessary. He/she just wouldn't be very good at their job.Creativity and flexibility equal critical thinking skills,
Answered by ant t - Mon Jul 28 21:22:18 2008
Q. I have a uni assignment for my academic literacies class, asking me to write about whether or not the attributes of creativity, flexiblity and communication are important in my chosen field - psychology. Just looking for an outside opinion, and new thoughts on the question.
Asked by Jade - Mon Jul 28 21:11:08 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Those traits are good to have no matter what they do for a living. Psychologists need good communication skills but I can't think of a reason that creativity and flexibility would be absolutely necessary. He/she just wouldn't be very good at their job.Creativity and flexibility equal critical thinking skills,
Answered by ant t - Mon Jul 28 21:22:18 2008
Are the attributes of creativity, flexibility and communication important in an effective psychologist?
Q. I have a uni assignment for my academic literacies class, asking me to write about whether or not the attributes of creativity, flexiblity and communication are important in my chosen field - psychology. Just looking for an outside opinion, and new thoughts on the question.
Asked by Jade - Mon Jul 28 21:09:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes to all 3! I am not a psychologist but i wanted to be one at one time in my life. In my opinion you deal with a wide variety of personality types so you have to be creative in your ways to relate to people whom you don't normally have anything in common with, cuz lets be honest as much as one may like to think they can relate to all there is always gonna be someone that you just can't get through to using the normal methods because they are guarded too much and disinterested in sharing problems with a stranger. Second, flexibility, depends on what you mean... you may have to be flexible in the times and places in which you have sessions with your clients. Thirdly, obviously communication is key, if you can't listen and respond… [cont.]
Answered by Tiff - Mon Jul 28 21:27:11 2008
Q. I have a uni assignment for my academic literacies class, asking me to write about whether or not the attributes of creativity, flexiblity and communication are important in my chosen field - psychology. Just looking for an outside opinion, and new thoughts on the question.
Asked by Jade - Mon Jul 28 21:09:07 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes to all 3! I am not a psychologist but i wanted to be one at one time in my life. In my opinion you deal with a wide variety of personality types so you have to be creative in your ways to relate to people whom you don't normally have anything in common with, cuz lets be honest as much as one may like to think they can relate to all there is always gonna be someone that you just can't get through to using the normal methods because they are guarded too much and disinterested in sharing problems with a stranger. Second, flexibility, depends on what you mean... you may have to be flexible in the times and places in which you have sessions with your clients. Thirdly, obviously communication is key, if you can't listen and respond… [cont.]
Answered by Tiff - Mon Jul 28 21:27:11 2008
How do you increase the creativity of the imagination?
Q. I feel that my art suffers drastically because of a seeming lack in 'imagination'. While the technical skill is there, I think that it generally lacks creativity, uniqueness... How can I rectify this? Oh, wow. Your notion of 'censorship' really made sense. Thank you.
Asked by Walkuere Aria - Sun Mar 1 18:31:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hmm... Creativity is not something that you can really "train" - it's like trying to teach yourself to be taller, or make your eyes lighter. You might have the creativity, but you're not letting it come out for reason. Maybe you censor your ideas before they come out? Do you sometimes have ideas and think immediately after "that's stupid" or "that's pointless to draw that" ? If you have those thoughts, stop censoring them! Let yourself draw something even if it's silly or stupid. Your drawings are your own, so don't hold back. Try observing more of the world. What do you see as exciting and different? What makes you unique? How can you put that uniqueness into your art? Try putting movement, conflict into your drawings. If you're there,… [cont.]
Answered by hp_resource [look, I'm using brackets] - Sun Mar 1 18:40:51 2009
Q. I feel that my art suffers drastically because of a seeming lack in 'imagination'. While the technical skill is there, I think that it generally lacks creativity, uniqueness... How can I rectify this? Oh, wow. Your notion of 'censorship' really made sense. Thank you.
Asked by Walkuere Aria - Sun Mar 1 18:31:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hmm... Creativity is not something that you can really "train" - it's like trying to teach yourself to be taller, or make your eyes lighter. You might have the creativity, but you're not letting it come out for reason. Maybe you censor your ideas before they come out? Do you sometimes have ideas and think immediately after "that's stupid" or "that's pointless to draw that" ? If you have those thoughts, stop censoring them! Let yourself draw something even if it's silly or stupid. Your drawings are your own, so don't hold back. Try observing more of the world. What do you see as exciting and different? What makes you unique? How can you put that uniqueness into your art? Try putting movement, conflict into your drawings. If you're there,… [cont.]
Answered by hp_resource [look, I'm using brackets] - Sun Mar 1 18:40:51 2009
What are good questions to ask a creativity coach?
Q. I have to interview someone for my college paper and a creativity coach seems really interesting. I don't know anything about them and I have to ask open ended questions. I can't seem to think of any good questions to ask and I was wondering if anyone could help me?
Asked by Courtney B - Sat Oct 17 14:39:48 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am a creative catalyst. Must be like this creative coach? Ask this, do you have a creative process? Who or what inspires your creativity? Why is creativity important? What helps and hinders creativity? Feel free to follow me on twitter. I want to hear more about everyones thoughts on anything creative and of course I will serve up some mental floss. @chapmancatalyst or link to Blog: www.SmellingCrayons.com
Answered by ChapmanCatalyst - Sat Oct 17 16:26:16 2009
Q. I have to interview someone for my college paper and a creativity coach seems really interesting. I don't know anything about them and I have to ask open ended questions. I can't seem to think of any good questions to ask and I was wondering if anyone could help me?
Asked by Courtney B - Sat Oct 17 14:39:48 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am a creative catalyst. Must be like this creative coach? Ask this, do you have a creative process? Who or what inspires your creativity? Why is creativity important? What helps and hinders creativity? Feel free to follow me on twitter. I want to hear more about everyones thoughts on anything creative and of course I will serve up some mental floss. @chapmancatalyst or link to Blog: www.SmellingCrayons.com
Answered by ChapmanCatalyst - Sat Oct 17 16:26:16 2009
Is Madonna sacrificing creativity for the sake of reaching a younger audience?
Q. After watching the Sticky and Sweet Tour (not her best at all and compare terribly to the Confessions Tour) and her latest campaign with Dolce & Gabbana I've noticed Madonna wants to reach out to the younger generations. Is she sacrificing her creativity in doing this?
Asked by Ashley - Thu Jul 1 06:36:32 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In my opinion, yes. I have always loved Madonna and she really was a great publicist for herself, but now its time to move over. What made her famous will keep her there, but only if she sticks to her fans favorite tunes, and trust me some of us are wondering where they went.
Answered by Vanity - Thu Jul 1 07:16:58 2010
Q. After watching the Sticky and Sweet Tour (not her best at all and compare terribly to the Confessions Tour) and her latest campaign with Dolce & Gabbana I've noticed Madonna wants to reach out to the younger generations. Is she sacrificing her creativity in doing this?
Asked by Ashley - Thu Jul 1 06:36:32 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In my opinion, yes. I have always loved Madonna and she really was a great publicist for herself, but now its time to move over. What made her famous will keep her there, but only if she sticks to her fans favorite tunes, and trust me some of us are wondering where they went.
Answered by Vanity - Thu Jul 1 07:16:58 2010
What does religion usually do to a child s creativity and individuality?
Q. Does it nurture creativity and individuality? Does it encourage the child to think outside the box? Does this world need more children with the courage to be creative and individual?
Asked by Desiree - Sat Jun 5 20:40:10 2010 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Looking at the history of art and the amazing amount of Christians who have created it over the centuries, I would say that its a big plus to be a Christian!
Answered by thundercatt9 - Sat Jun 5 20:45:17 2010
Q. Does it nurture creativity and individuality? Does it encourage the child to think outside the box? Does this world need more children with the courage to be creative and individual?
Asked by Desiree - Sat Jun 5 20:40:10 2010 - - 14 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Looking at the history of art and the amazing amount of Christians who have created it over the centuries, I would say that its a big plus to be a Christian!
Answered by thundercatt9 - Sat Jun 5 20:45:17 2010
Are the attributes of creativity, communication and flexibility important in an effective psychologist?
Q. I have a uni assignment for my academic literacies class, asking me to write about whether or not the attributes of creativity, flexiblity and communication are important in my chosen field - psychology. Just looking for an outside opinion, and new thoughts on the question.
Asked by Jade - Wed Jul 30 21:57:57 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. While the degree to which it is important probably varies depending on the type of psychologist, I would say yes. The ability to "think outside the box", is important. Of the three, I'd say communication is the most important. A psychologist will have to not only communicate with her client, but with other service providers, community liasons, schools...etc.
Answered by adoptdontshop - Wed Jul 30 22:35:04 2008
Q. I have a uni assignment for my academic literacies class, asking me to write about whether or not the attributes of creativity, flexiblity and communication are important in my chosen field - psychology. Just looking for an outside opinion, and new thoughts on the question.
Asked by Jade - Wed Jul 30 21:57:57 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. While the degree to which it is important probably varies depending on the type of psychologist, I would say yes. The ability to "think outside the box", is important. Of the three, I'd say communication is the most important. A psychologist will have to not only communicate with her client, but with other service providers, community liasons, schools...etc.
Answered by adoptdontshop - Wed Jul 30 22:35:04 2008
How do you add creativity to a history project on Conferderation?
Q. We have to add creativity to a project we are doing on Confederation for history. We have an 'interview' type skit and we also have a news paper article. What can we add to make it more 'creative'??? Please help!!!
Asked by Rebecca - Fri Jan 22 09:44:34 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i try to write the answers your problem in my blog you can see any problem in my blog.
Answered by Rendra Krestyawan - Mon Jan 25 23:04:47 2010
Q. We have to add creativity to a project we are doing on Confederation for history. We have an 'interview' type skit and we also have a news paper article. What can we add to make it more 'creative'??? Please help!!!
Asked by Rebecca - Fri Jan 22 09:44:34 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i try to write the answers your problem in my blog you can see any problem in my blog.
Answered by Rendra Krestyawan - Mon Jan 25 23:04:47 2010
How to improve creativity and innovation in 3-4yr old kids?
Q. I'm looking for games (online or otherwise) or some stories, plays, etc that would improve children's creativity and inculcate innovation in them. I feel that early years are the only time to train the brain for creativity. thanks!
Asked by River C - Wed Jan 2 20:21:28 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are some activities that encourage creative play with kids. - draw, color, paint, scribble - dance to some music - playing pretend with dolls, cars, other toys - having props to pretend to be different careers like a doctor, mail carrier, fire fighter, police officer, etc - building with blocks, big size legos, tinker toys, etc - modeling with clay, play-doh - give them basic musical instruments and let them bang around and make noise (like pots and pans, jingle bell shakers, toy drum, toy flute, toy trumpet, etc) - give them lots of different kinds of experience to build their background knowledge (go to museums, zoos, parks, etc) - read to them (build vocabulary, comprehension, fluency over time)
Answered by moreta1 - Wed Jan 2 20:29:41 2008
Q. I'm looking for games (online or otherwise) or some stories, plays, etc that would improve children's creativity and inculcate innovation in them. I feel that early years are the only time to train the brain for creativity. thanks!
Asked by River C - Wed Jan 2 20:21:28 2008 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are some activities that encourage creative play with kids. - draw, color, paint, scribble - dance to some music - playing pretend with dolls, cars, other toys - having props to pretend to be different careers like a doctor, mail carrier, fire fighter, police officer, etc - building with blocks, big size legos, tinker toys, etc - modeling with clay, play-doh - give them basic musical instruments and let them bang around and make noise (like pots and pans, jingle bell shakers, toy drum, toy flute, toy trumpet, etc) - give them lots of different kinds of experience to build their background knowledge (go to museums, zoos, parks, etc) - read to them (build vocabulary, comprehension, fluency over time)
Answered by moreta1 - Wed Jan 2 20:29:41 2008
How should I show my creativity in my math project?
Q. I'm doing a math project that's due Friday. We have to measure everything in our rooms that are on the ground. Creativity is 10/50 points. How can I be creative? I already though of some ideas: -Color in the objects -Put colored paper on the back of the paper and glue it onto the poster
Asked by Alice - Mon Oct 1 16:33:27 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. get something like cardboard and put your project on that and make some of the objects 3-d, like make the dresser out of paper and tape all the sides together and tape it to the board.
Answered by melanie h - Mon Oct 1 16:43:13 2007
Q. I'm doing a math project that's due Friday. We have to measure everything in our rooms that are on the ground. Creativity is 10/50 points. How can I be creative? I already though of some ideas: -Color in the objects -Put colored paper on the back of the paper and glue it onto the poster
Asked by Alice - Mon Oct 1 16:33:27 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. get something like cardboard and put your project on that and make some of the objects 3-d, like make the dresser out of paper and tape all the sides together and tape it to the board.
Answered by melanie h - Mon Oct 1 16:43:13 2007
Why is it important to encourage creativity from the earliest age?
Q. 5 ways to encourage creativity?
Asked by Zee Has - Tue Jul 20 07:39:39 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My daughter is 1 1/2 and she is amazing with creativity already. She colors and dances.. Its amazing, but if you choose not to start at such a young age, they may not grasp it as easily. When they are young everything tends to stick in their heads right away. So it sticks with them as they get older.. I say start young, and keep refreshing their memory, by repeating what you have done. So when they get older they wont have to re learn it. It will just come natural to them
Answered by Megan - Tue Jul 20 08:07:55 2010
Q. 5 ways to encourage creativity?
Asked by Zee Has - Tue Jul 20 07:39:39 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. My daughter is 1 1/2 and she is amazing with creativity already. She colors and dances.. Its amazing, but if you choose not to start at such a young age, they may not grasp it as easily. When they are young everything tends to stick in their heads right away. So it sticks with them as they get older.. I say start young, and keep refreshing their memory, by repeating what you have done. So when they get older they wont have to re learn it. It will just come natural to them
Answered by Megan - Tue Jul 20 08:07:55 2010
What would be some good thread topics for a creativity forum?
Q. I have a forum on creativity. What would be some good thread topics for it? Specific things rather than 'a thread about writing'. What would you want to know or have help with? Do you know of any forums or blogs that might be interested in a link swap with my creativity forum?
Asked by RM - Mon Aug 2 01:22:40 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can discuss the lack of culture in the people and other stuffs good luck ; )
Answered by J25code2 - Mon Aug 2 13:44:00 2010
Q. I have a forum on creativity. What would be some good thread topics for it? Specific things rather than 'a thread about writing'. What would you want to know or have help with? Do you know of any forums or blogs that might be interested in a link swap with my creativity forum?
Asked by RM - Mon Aug 2 01:22:40 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. you can discuss the lack of culture in the people and other stuffs good luck ; )
Answered by J25code2 - Mon Aug 2 13:44:00 2010
How can I teach Math developing the creativity on my students?
Q. I'm a Math teacher in Brazil and I am looking for different ways to teach Math. I want help to make it more funnny and develop the creativity on my students. I'd like to receive any kind of help. Greatful!! I teach Math to people around 10-17 years old.
Asked by thiagomateng - Wed Oct 15 14:59:16 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. get em doing huge calculations... such as, if a car is doing 40mph, how many feet per second will it cover? how fast (in centimetres per second) is their favourite sports car... at 40mph, it produces Xmany horsepower, how much fuel does this consume? etc... the data you require is posted on the manufacturers website... seemingly abstract math (like algebra) is BORING... but not when the student realises the application of the math... such as calculating the area of a triangle. and of course all teh different applications of Pi...
Answered by fivetoze - Wed Oct 15 15:09:05 2008
Q. I'm a Math teacher in Brazil and I am looking for different ways to teach Math. I want help to make it more funnny and develop the creativity on my students. I'd like to receive any kind of help. Greatful!! I teach Math to people around 10-17 years old.
Asked by thiagomateng - Wed Oct 15 14:59:16 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. get em doing huge calculations... such as, if a car is doing 40mph, how many feet per second will it cover? how fast (in centimetres per second) is their favourite sports car... at 40mph, it produces Xmany horsepower, how much fuel does this consume? etc... the data you require is posted on the manufacturers website... seemingly abstract math (like algebra) is BORING... but not when the student realises the application of the math... such as calculating the area of a triangle. and of course all teh different applications of Pi...
Answered by fivetoze - Wed Oct 15 15:09:05 2008
What are some good ideas for the Creativity portion of CAS hours for IB?
Q. I need the majority (30-35) or my creativity hours for CAS still and I'm having a difficult time thinking of ideas of what to do... For those of you not familiar with CAS or IB, students are required to perform 50 hours of Creativity, Action and Service. It would be good if these ideas somehow benefit someone else... I'm really stuck on this so thanks ahead of time!
Asked by ballah13 - Sun Jul 18 17:33:53 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i caught up trying to think of some ideas too! Anyways, you can always take classes and learn something, like how to play an instrument. If you wanna do something else you can take a pottery class!
Answered by D.B. - Thu Jul 22 15:57:09 2010
Q. I need the majority (30-35) or my creativity hours for CAS still and I'm having a difficult time thinking of ideas of what to do... For those of you not familiar with CAS or IB, students are required to perform 50 hours of Creativity, Action and Service. It would be good if these ideas somehow benefit someone else... I'm really stuck on this so thanks ahead of time!
Asked by ballah13 - Sun Jul 18 17:33:53 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. i caught up trying to think of some ideas too! Anyways, you can always take classes and learn something, like how to play an instrument. If you wanna do something else you can take a pottery class!
Answered by D.B. - Thu Jul 22 15:57:09 2010
How can I find the creativity to write a song?
Q. ive been trying to write songs but i just don't have the creativity to write a song at all.ill listen to music to help me think but it never works.like ill have some words in my head but then i don't remember them.anybody got any ideas on how to be able to find that creativness?
Asked by Miranda - Thu Jul 23 00:00:15 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well its not easy. what i do, is first come up with an idea of what u want ur song to be based on. For instance, if i was going to write a song on love, id go in a quiet room. Then close my eyes and imagine the person and everything that makes u love them.Let the memories flow through, and remember the best moments with that person. Same applies for other subjects. Also, I usually carry some kind of pen and notebook wtih me. If any ideas hit me, I writee them down right awazy. I can always add to it later. I also sometimes write my rough copy in a poem form first, its easier to get the ideas down. i hoped i helped.
Answered by bam_rocks911 - Thu Jul 23 00:26:31 2009
Q. ive been trying to write songs but i just don't have the creativity to write a song at all.ill listen to music to help me think but it never works.like ill have some words in my head but then i don't remember them.anybody got any ideas on how to be able to find that creativness?
Asked by Miranda - Thu Jul 23 00:00:15 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. well its not easy. what i do, is first come up with an idea of what u want ur song to be based on. For instance, if i was going to write a song on love, id go in a quiet room. Then close my eyes and imagine the person and everything that makes u love them.Let the memories flow through, and remember the best moments with that person. Same applies for other subjects. Also, I usually carry some kind of pen and notebook wtih me. If any ideas hit me, I writee them down right awazy. I can always add to it later. I also sometimes write my rough copy in a poem form first, its easier to get the ideas down. i hoped i helped.
Answered by bam_rocks911 - Thu Jul 23 00:26:31 2009
Is creativity in the visual arts, such as painting, something you are born with or something you can aquire?
Q. Also I have heard many times that there is some correlation between creativity and insanity. Is any of this true or partially true?
Asked by Jennifer A - Fri Jul 4 22:07:08 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Jennifer, In my opinion, there are seeds planted in our souls...some are watered and produce gifts of creativity and talents for other things like being the best speller or math pro, great runner etc... Some people pick up a paint brush and go to it, without professional training. They seem to know what to do and when to do it. Others need instructions after instructions after instructions...and there are those in between. Back in the 80's due to a death in our family I decided to go to the local junior college and take a art course. I thought it would help me focus on something positive..I didn't have a talent or gift but as I was taught all kinds of things poured out of me...like a cleansing from the loss. It was the same thing… [cont.]
Answered by Mama Jazzy Geri - Fri Jul 4 22:32:09 2008
Q. Also I have heard many times that there is some correlation between creativity and insanity. Is any of this true or partially true?
Asked by Jennifer A - Fri Jul 4 22:07:08 2008 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Hi Jennifer, In my opinion, there are seeds planted in our souls...some are watered and produce gifts of creativity and talents for other things like being the best speller or math pro, great runner etc... Some people pick up a paint brush and go to it, without professional training. They seem to know what to do and when to do it. Others need instructions after instructions after instructions...and there are those in between. Back in the 80's due to a death in our family I decided to go to the local junior college and take a art course. I thought it would help me focus on something positive..I didn't have a talent or gift but as I was taught all kinds of things poured out of me...like a cleansing from the loss. It was the same thing… [cont.]
Answered by Mama Jazzy Geri - Fri Jul 4 22:32:09 2008
What is the difference between the person of REGULARITY and person of CREATIVITY?
Q. Our sir told me that I am the person of Regularity, not creativity. He knows that I am not at all regular in any kind of work, but still he thinks that. So can anybody tell me, what the word regularity means?
Asked by yashmuni - Sat Sep 15 23:56:01 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. like someone who's ordinary?
Answered by brandis_08 - Sun Sep 16 00:00:25 2007
Q. Our sir told me that I am the person of Regularity, not creativity. He knows that I am not at all regular in any kind of work, but still he thinks that. So can anybody tell me, what the word regularity means?
Asked by yashmuni - Sat Sep 15 23:56:01 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. like someone who's ordinary?
Answered by brandis_08 - Sun Sep 16 00:00:25 2007
Is creativity innate, or is it fostered by an environment that encourages and rewards creative thinking?
Q. Creative and innovative figures from the past often encountered tidal waves of destructive criticism or even punishment. Still, they persisted with their ideas. Yet others were encouraged and rewarded financially or in some other tangible way for their innovations. But what best fosters creativity? Innate ability or approval from others?
Asked by Monopolist - Wed Nov 25 18:47:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Innate ability. If we waited around for the approval of others, no good, creative ideas would ever surface or be recognized.
Answered by Pax Romana - Wed Nov 25 18:55:33 2009
Q. Creative and innovative figures from the past often encountered tidal waves of destructive criticism or even punishment. Still, they persisted with their ideas. Yet others were encouraged and rewarded financially or in some other tangible way for their innovations. But what best fosters creativity? Innate ability or approval from others?
Asked by Monopolist - Wed Nov 25 18:47:58 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Innate ability. If we waited around for the approval of others, no good, creative ideas would ever surface or be recognized.
Answered by Pax Romana - Wed Nov 25 18:55:33 2009
Is Obama encouraging more testing or more creativity in the classroom?
Q. I understand that the No Child Left Behind Act discourages creativity in the classroom and encourages a test-based system of learning, justified by Bush's plans to better monitor schools. Is this right? Yet I am confused with what Obama is doing with education nowadays. Is he keeping the NCLB or not? Could someone please explain these politics to me in simpler terms, particularly how it pertains to classroom learning?
Asked by >Obsessed< - Mon Feb 1 20:01:39 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. why would you want to do anything that King Obama says?
Answered by Saliva Man (Blocked by Cowards) - Mon Feb 1 20:17:11 2010
Q. I understand that the No Child Left Behind Act discourages creativity in the classroom and encourages a test-based system of learning, justified by Bush's plans to better monitor schools. Is this right? Yet I am confused with what Obama is doing with education nowadays. Is he keeping the NCLB or not? Could someone please explain these politics to me in simpler terms, particularly how it pertains to classroom learning?
Asked by >Obsessed< - Mon Feb 1 20:01:39 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. why would you want to do anything that King Obama says?
Answered by Saliva Man (Blocked by Cowards) - Mon Feb 1 20:17:11 2010
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ue, 31 Aug 2010 01:50:00 GM
Random Acts Of . Creativity. . feeding my addiction to stamps and paper. Monday, August 30, 2010. Something old, something new... Photobucket. 0 comments: Post a Comment. Thank you so much for taking the time to comment - it means a lot! ...
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