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_aMEF _beng _erda |
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_aBF723.C7 _bJ47 2012 |
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_aJesson, Jill, _d 1950-, _eauthor. |
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_aDeveloping creativity in the primary school / _c Jill Jesson. |
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_aMaidenhead : _b Open University Press, _c 2012. |
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_a xii, 190 pages : _b illustrations, photographs ; _c 24 cm. |
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_atext _2rdacontent |
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_aunmediated _2rdamedia |
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_avolume _2rdacarrier |
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504 | _aIncludes bibliographical references and index. | ||
520 | _aThis book suggests ways to develop the creativity of teachers, groups and individuals using theories and practical examples. | ||
650 | 0 | _aCreative ability in children | |
650 | 0 | _aCreative thinking in children | |
650 | 0 | _aCreative teaching | |
900 | _aMEF Üniversitesi Kütüphane katalog kayıtları RDA standartlarına uygun olarak üretilmektedir / MEF University Library Catalogue Records are Produced Compatible by RDA Rules | ||
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_aPreface, _pxliii. |
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_aAcknowledgments, _pxiv. |
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_tWhat is creativity?, _p1. |
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_tIntroduction, _p1. |
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_tCreavity through the ages, _p2. |
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_tThe five creative behaviours, _p5. |
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_tSo what is creativity?, _p7. |
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_tThe characteristics of creativity, _p7. |
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_tSummary, _p9. |
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_tA personal view, _p10. |
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_tWhat are the benefits of creativity to groups and individuals?, _p11. |
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_tDeveloping creativity in schools, _p14. |
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_tWhat are the problems with developing creativity in schools?, _p14. |
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_tThe attributes of creative people, _p15. |
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_tHow can creative characteristics be developed?, _p16. |
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_tStrategies for developing a more creative class, _p17. |
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_tTeacher as a role model, _p17. |
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_tEffective time management, _p19. |
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_tPlanning for individual provision, _p20. |
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_tMaking the most of the learning environment, _p20. |
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_tWhat blocks or enables the creative process?, _p21. |
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_tIntrinsic and extrinsic motivation, _p23. |
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_tStages in the creative process and creative cycles, _p23. |
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_tGroup creativity and personal creativity, _p25. |
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_tSix areas of creative endeavour (ACE), _p27. |
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_tAreas of creative endeavour (ACE), _p29. |
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_tTeachers' personal and professional creativity, _p33. |
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_tWhat sort of creativity is needed by teachers?, _p34. |
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_tPersonal creativity, _p34. |
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_tProfessional creativity, _p34. |
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_tThe ability to ask questions, _p34. |
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_tThe ability to make connection, _p35. |
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_tThe ability to see things in new ways, _p36. |
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_tThe ability to explore ideas, _p40. |
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_tThe ability to reflect, _p41. |
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_tThe characteristics of creative teachers, _p42. |
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_tRecognising individual teacher creativity, _p44. |
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_tAssess your patential, _p44. |
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_tCreative skills adult, _p45. |
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_tDeveloping teacher creativity, _p47. |
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_tDeveloping teacher creativity in each Area of creative endeavour (ACE), _p47. |
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_tTechnological, _p47. |
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_tArtistic, _p48. |
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_tMathematical, _p50. |
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_tLinguistic, _p51. |
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_tPhysical, _p52. |
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_tNatural philosophical, _p52. |
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_tDeveloping the creativity of all school staff, _p53. |
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_tDeveloping the professional creativity of individual teachers, _p54. |
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_tDeveloping the professional creativity of a staff team, _p54. |
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_tSuggestions for head teachers to encourage their staff, _p55. |
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_tGroup creativity, _p58. |
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_tFactors affecting individual and group creativity, _p58. |
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_tPersonal creativity, _p61. |
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_tCreativity in a social context, _p62. |
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_tWho decides what is creative?, _p63. |
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_tAssesing creativity, _p64. |
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_tIs it even possible to assess creativity?, _p65. |
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_tWho should assess?, _p66. |
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_tWhy and when should creativity be assessed, _p66. |
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_tWhat should be assessed?, _p67. |
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_tWhat should be done with the assessments?, _p68. |
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_tDeveloping creative thinking, _p69. |
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_tUsing bloom's taxonomy of thinking skills, _p70. |
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_tMetacognition, _p71. |
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_tDeveloping group creativity, _p73. |
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_tDeveloping questioning and thinking skills, _p73. |
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_tPhilosophy for children (P4C), _p73. |
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_tCommunity of enquiry, _p74. |
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_tCognitive acceleration (CA), _p75. |
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_tTASC (Thinking actively in a social context), _p75. |
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_tHelping groups make connections, _p76. |
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_tLateral thinking, _p76. |
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_tRandom input association, _p77. |
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_tOld one out, _p77. |
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_tThe creative problem solving process (CPS), _p78. |
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_tACTS (Activating Children's thinking skills), _p78. |
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_tBrainstorming, _p80. |
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_tConcept mapping, _p81. |
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_tMind maps, _p81. |
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_tHelping groups to see things in new ways, _p83. |
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_tSynetics, _p83. |
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_tSix thinking hats, _p84. |
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_tTreasure chests, _p86. |
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_tHelping groups to explore ideas, _p87. |
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_tThought experiments, _p87. |
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_tScamper, _p89. |
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_tBuild it better, _p90. |
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_tExploring design, _p90. |
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_tHelping groups to develop reflective skills, _p90. |
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_tA helping hand, _p91. |
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_tObject analogy, _p92. |
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_tIT prompts, _p94. |
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_tReflective diagrams and charts, _p94. |
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_tDeveloping creativity in each ACE, _p97. |
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_tPersonal creativity, _p100. |
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_tWhat is involved in personal creativity?, _p100. |
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_tWhat is required to develop personal creativity, _p102. |
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_tApproaches to learning in school, _p104. |
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_tMaslow's hiearchy of needs, _p104. |
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_tMultiple intelligence theory (MI), _p105. |
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_tLearning styles theory, _p108. |
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_tExperiential learning theory, _p109. |
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_tAccelerated and brain-based learning, _p110. |
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_tLearning power, _p111. |
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_tBuilding learning power, _p111. |
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_tThe effective lifelong learning inventory (ELLI), _p112. |
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_tDeveloping personal creativity, _p114. |
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_tMoving from group to personal creativity, _p114. |
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_tScaffolding by the teacher, _p115. |
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_tPersonalizing the curriculum, _p116. |
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_tPersonalized learning, _p116. |
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_tEncouraging personal interest, _p117. |
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_tPersonal projects, _p118. |
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_tVaryin ways to record learning, _p119. |
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_tCreativity and differentiation, _p120. |
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_tUsing ICT for personal creative development, _p122. |
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_tDeveloping personal creativity in the six areas of creative endeavour, _p122. |
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_tCreativity across the curriculum, _p126. |
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_tThe creative curriculum, _p126. |
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_tCreative teaching, creative learning and teaching for creativity, _p127. |
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_tInvestigative learning, _p128. |
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_tProject- and problem-based learning, _p129. |
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_tEnquiry based learning (EBL), _p131. |
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_tCase study: Reggio Emilia, _p132. |
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_tEnterprise education, _p134. |
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_tMantle of the export, _p136. |
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_tDeveloping creativity across the curriculum, _p139. |
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_tUsing ICT to develop creativity across the curriculum, _p139. |
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_tQuestioning and challenging, _p139. |
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_tMaking connections and seeing relationships, _p140. |
970 | 1 | 1 |
_tSeeing things in new ways and envisaging what might be, _p141. |
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_tExploring ideas, keeping options open, _p142. |
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_tReflecting critically on ideas, actions and outcomes, _p143. |
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_tSuggestions for practice, _p144. |
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_tDeveloping creativity through subject teaching, _p146. |
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_tCreative teaching and learning through literacy, _p148. |
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_tCreative teaching and learning through maths, _p150. |
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_tCreative teaching and learning through science, _p152. |
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_tCreative teaching and learning through design technology (DT), _p154. |
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_tCreative teaching and learning through history, _p156. |
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_tCreative teaching and learning through geography, _p158. |
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_tCreative teaching and learning through art and design, _p160. |
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_tCreative teaching and learning through PE, _p162. |
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_tCreative teaching and learning through modern foreign languages, _p164. |
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_tCreative teaching and learning through music and drama, _p166. |
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_tCreative teaching and learning through RE and citizenship education (CE), _p168. |
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_tCreative teaching and learning through ICT, _p170. |
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_aAppendices, _p172. |
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_aReferences, _p179. |
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_aIndex, _p185. |
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