| TABLE OF CONTENTS | 6 |
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| FOREWORD | 10 |
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| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS | 14 |
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| INTRODUCTION | 16 |
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| OVERVIEW OF THE BOOK | 18 |
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| SECTION I FRAMEWORKS AND ISSUES | 18 |
| SECTION II CREATIVE APPROACHES | 20 |
| SECTION III EXAMPLES FROM THE CLASSROOM AND BEYOND | 22 |
| 1. UNDERSTANDING CREATIVITY | 24 |
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| INTRODUCTION | 24 |
| Challenges | 26 |
| Definition | 26 |
| Assessment | 27 |
| Cognitive Approaches | 29 |
| Brainstorming | 30 |
| Creative Problem-Solving | 32 |
| Synectics | 33 |
| Purdue Creative Thinking Program | 34 |
| The Productive Thinking Program | 35 |
| TRIZ | 36 |
| OTHER COGNITIVE APPROACHES | 36 |
| Lesser-Known Cognitive Approaches | 36 |
| De Bono Thinking | 37 |
| Cognitive Modelling | 37 |
| NON-COGNITIVE APPROACHES | 37 |
| Attitude | 37 |
| Flow | 38 |
| Self-Statement Modification | 38 |
| Domain Knowledge | 38 |
| Metacognitive | 39 |
| Motivation | 39 |
| Meditation | 39 |
| Discussion | 40 |
| A Complex Systems Theory of Creativity | 40 |
| NOTES | 42 |
| REFERENCES | 42 |
| 2. TIME TO LEARN WITH CREATIVITY IN MIND | 45 |
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| INTRODUCTION | 45 |
| A Modern Education System | 45 |
| Time Shapes us | 46 |
| From Machines to Clouds – A Turbulent Shift | 47 |
| Seeking Insights through the Laws of Media | 47 |
| Time | 49 |
| Sensory Spaces | 50 |
| Space of Flows | 52 |
| Time, Space and the Creative Mind | 52 |
| A Creative Pedagogy for New Times | 53 |
| REFERENCES | 56 |
| 3. DEVELOPING CREATIVITY AND IMAGINATION BY ACCUMULATING LOTS OF USELESS KNOWLEDGE | 58 |
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| INTRODUCTION | 58 |
| Learning in Depth | 59 |
| Imagination and LiD | 61 |
| Minds and Bodies | 62 |
| Useless Knowledge | 64 |
| CONCLUSION | 66 |
| REFERENCES | 66 |
| 4. RE-IMAGINING RELEVANCE IN EDUCATION | 67 |
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| INTRODUCTION | 67 |
| Some Limitations of Relevance | 67 |
| Introduction to Imaginative Education: A Few Terms | 70 |
| A Detailed Example: Using Cognitive Tools to Teach about the Roman Empire | 71 |
| What parts of the topic can students best explore in exhaustive detail? | 75 |
| FINAL REMARKS | 76 |
| REFERENCES | 77 |
| 5. CREATIVE DEVELOPMENT IN TEACHER EDUCATION: When You Dress Educators up, They Need a Place to Go | 78 |
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| INTRODUCTION | 78 |
| The Need for Creative Development in Teacher Education | 78 |
| Understanding Creative Development | 79 |
| THE CREATIVE DEVELOPMENT STRANDS | 81 |
| Collaborative Development | 81 |
| Self-Instigative Development | 81 |
| Research/Investigative Development | 81 |
| Generative Development and Experimentational Development | 81 |
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