Creatividad, cultura y education: creativity culture and education

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Blamires, M. and Peterson, A. 2013. Creatividad, cultura y education: creativity culture and education. University de Las Tunas.
AuthorsBlamires, M. and Peterson, A.
TypeConference keynote
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This paper considers the role of constructions of creativity in the classroom and their consequences for learning and, in particular, for the assessment of creativity. The implications of assessing creativity in order to aid its development within and across subject. Enablers for creative teaching and learning are considered in order to propose a model of assessment and development for creativity.

KeywordsCreativity, Culture, Education
Year2013
ConferenceCommunity and Rural Development Conference University of Las Tunas
Official URLhttp://www.ult.edu.cu
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JournalComor Conference Proceedings: CDR de memorias del IX Taller International de Desarrollo Comunitario y Rural 25-28 Junio de 2013
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