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Dealing with Painful Critiques
Educators often do not recognize their most creative students. I witnessed examples of this behavior as teachers described which poems they preferred in an anthology written by students. The cheerful rhyming poems were often considered better than those dealing with … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Osbourn, brainstorming, business, Creativity, critique, Education, neurodivirgent, research, teaching, Writing
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Why Don’t They Like My Writing?
Beta reviewers or the local literary critique group may not be fond of what an author has written. However, they often don’t know how to explain what they dislike. The problem could be based on style. Perhaps, the language sounds … Continue reading
Posted in author feuds, Creativity, Ideas for writing, Showing versus telling, Teaching writing skills
Tagged Beta reader, Criticism, critique, genre, originality
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Fear of Criticism
Ask an educator “How do you encourage creativity?” They will tell you students need an environment full of stimuli. They describe the ideal classroom as having an open, accepting atmosphere, free from criticism to build up self-esteem. Ask authors, poets … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Education trends, Group psychology
Tagged art, Criticism, critique, poetry, Self-esteem, Writing
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