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Mark Parry's avatar

Is creativity mostly a cognitive process? (i’ve been quite intrigued by the notion that creativity can or cannot be taught for about 45 years.) 🤔

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Robert Chovanculiak's avatar

"If teachers deserve a cheer for their teaching of creative skills, then creativity must be a proxy for knowledge. This is where the PISA data story falls apart. All other subjects have been in decline."

How can you explain that students in Australia got good results in creativity and poor in literacy if the former is a proxy of the latter?

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