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Willy Wonka Play Performance FB Event Image

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Willy Wonka Play Performance FB Event Image

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Infographic of our grade level information.

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Reminder of the less than symbol

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Reminder of the greater than symbol.

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Created with Canva!

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Idea:Use Piktochart to create "How to's" for my virtual students parents

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Idea:Use Piktochart to create "How to's" for my virtual students parents

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6/7th grade ELA at Gull Lake Community Schools near Kalamazoo, MI

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6/7th grade ELA at Gull Lake Community Schools near Kalamazoo, MI

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I teach high school Art in Negaunee, MI.

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I teach 3rd grade in Manistee, MI. We have 1-1 iPads in our classroom.

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6th grade teacher with a passion for math.  Like to make my own resources for the classroom so they are just what I would like them to be.

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Capac Virtual Education Program
6-12th grades
Dean of Students and their F/T teacher onsite

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I'm from Marshall Mi, teach at Pennfield Middle School, and teach 6th and 7th grade ELA

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I'm from Marshall Mi, teach at Pennfield Middle School, and teach 6th and 7th grade ELA

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I taught secondary ELA and now am an instructional tech coach and media specialist ...high school.

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I taught secondary ELA and now am an instructional tech coach and media specialist ...high school.

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I could use Canva to promote our new Genius Learner initiative for freshmen next year.

I have used Piktochart with shorter research projects as the end product.

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Tell us where you're from and what you teach :) 

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Tell us where you're from and what you teach :) 

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Article: Creativity & Education - Why It Matters

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Article: Creativity & Education - Why It Matters

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In case you need convincing...

Creative thinking deserves a much higher priority in education curricula, according to college-educated professionals surveyed in new research by Adobe. The U.S. study, Creativity and Education: Why it Matters, sheds new light on the role of creativity in career success and the growing belief that creativity is not just a personality trait, but a learned skill.

Creativity Should be Taught as a Course

Based on the study, 85% percent of respondents agree creative thinking is critical for problem solving in their career, and 68% of respondents believe creativity is a skill that can be learned. Nearly three-quarters (71%) say creative thinking should be "taught as a class - like math or science."

The research is based on interviews with a nationally representative sample of 1,000 full-time salaried workers ages 25 and older with at least a four-year college degree.
Creativity is Key to Career Success
Almost nine out of 10 professionals overwhelmingly agree that creativity is required for economic growth, and is valuable to society (96%). Additionally, 78% say it is important in their career. Yet, 32% don't feel comfortable thinking creatively in their career, and a large majority (78%) wishes they had more creative ability. When asked to define creativity, the majority of respondents (66%) say they associate creative thinking with "thinking out of the box," or "the ability to come up with innovative ideas."
Education Concerns
The study points to a growing awareness - especially among professionals - that creativity and creative thinking deserve a bigger role in education. Ninety-one percent agree there is more to preparing for success in school than learning subjects, and 82% wish they had more exposure to creative thinking as students.

Fifty-seven percent of professionals believed creativity would be important to their career while they were in college, compared to the 78% who believe it is important to their career now. Seventy-two percent say they were more focused on course subject material when they were in school than on creative thinking.

Among education majors, 75% viewed creative thinking as important to their career while they were in college and 48% say it currently has a place in their career.

Interestingly, science (69%) and math (59%) ranked nearly as high as traditional creative subjects like art (79%), music (76%), and drama (65%) in contributing to creative thinking. Read the full report here
Can Creativity be Taught? Surprising results from research studies Creativity Workshops for Business

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Creativity and Education: Why it Matters

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Creative thinking deserves a much higher priority in education curricula, according to college-educated professionals surveyed in new research by Adobe. The U.S. study, Creativity and Education: Why it Matters, sheds new light on the role of creativity in career success and the growing belief that creativity is not just a personality trait, but a learned skill.

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Create beautiful designs with your team. Use Canva's drag-and-drop feature and layouts to design, share and print business cards, logos, presentations and more.

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