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What do you think of Sir Ken Robinson’s views on creativity? 1. What can be done to promote student.
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What do you think of Sir Ken Robinson’s views on
creativity?
1. What can be done to promote student creativity in your
subject area?
2. Challenge yourself to visit each of the websites listed
and your state’s department of education website. Record a statistic from each
site, making sure to include the corresponding URL.
3. Choose at least two of the statistics from item 1.
Describe how you could use each statistic in either
a lesson plan, a school board presentation, a grant
proposal, in curriculum development, at a faculty meeting, or in some other
school-related way
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