Tag Archives: E. Paul Torrance

How is creativity killed?

Posted on March 25, 2014 by knlistman

If teaching students to be creative is one of the highest goals of education, we have a problem. The United States as a nation is becoming less creative. Unfortunately, the scores on are getting lower on the Torrance Test of … Continue reading →

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The origin of originality

Posted on March 4, 2014 by knlistman

Start any discussions on the origin of creativity and you will quickly find the group divided. On one side people claim it is an innate trait. You are either born with or without it. Keep on pressing this faction and … Continue reading →

Posted in Creativity | Tagged define creativity, E. Paul Torrance, innate trait, J.P. Guilford, measure creativity, structure of intellect, teachable skill, Torrance Test of Creative Thinking | 1 Comment

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