Creativity is another skill that is necessary and is not taught in contemporary education systems, which has too much emphasis on standardization, memorization and exam grades instead of developing imagination and innovativeness among students. The inability to develop creativity restricts…
Creative thinking helps students to develop the capacity to come up with creative solutions, respond to swift changes, and solve complicated problems in a technologically and uncertain-driven world. It encourages divergent thinking, resilience and collaboration needed in future success unlike…
The crisis of creativity, which is reflected in the deteriorating innovative activity and the lack of skills in education and labor market, requires an inter-sectoral approach to development, where the ability to imagine and find solutions is enhanced. The merging…
The conventional methods of teaching that are based on lectures, rote learning, and teacher centered learning are unhelpful to the contemporary students because they foster passive learning which inhibits interaction and critical thinking. In a world that requires flexibility, innovation,…
Design thinking provides children with a structured but generalized problem-solving method, which focuses on empathy, ideation, prototyping, and iteration to address real-world issues creatively. Contrary to rote learning, this humanistic approach cultivates the key 21 st century skills such as…
Play and imagination in education lead to academic achievement by improving cognitive, social-emotional and self-regulatory skills using hands-on experiences that are stimulating and engaging. Studies indicate that play is associated with increased reading, math, and problem-solving skills, which are the…