Session Information
NAGC 56th Annual Convention & Exhibition
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Keys to Classroom Creativity
Track : Creativity
Program Code: 710W
Date: Saturday, November 7, 2009
Time: 3:00 PM to 4:00 PM  EST
Room: 225
CO-PRESENTER (S):
Bonnie Cramond, Professor, University of Georgia
James Kaufman, Professor, CSUSB
Kyung Hee Kim, Assistant Professor, College of William and Mary
Matthew Makel, Gifted Education Research Specialist, Duke University Talent Identification Program
NAGCFACULTY (S):
Bonnie Cramond, Professor, University of Georgia
Susan Daniels, Dr., California State University, San Bernardino
James Kaufman, Professor, CSUSB
Kyung Hee Kim, Assistant Professor, College of William and Mary
Matthew Makel, Gifted Education Research Specialist, Duke University Talent Identification Program
PRESENTER :
Susan Daniels, Dr., California State University, San Bernardino
Description
As we stand at a crossroads where the strict content standards of No Child Left Behind may ease, allowing for a broader view of students' strengths and capacities, creativity is again gaining momentum as a key skill and capacity for the 21st century. This session provides strategies for those who seek to advocate for and integrate creativity in the classroom, including best practices for identification, nurture, developing a supportive classroom culture, curriculum adaptations, instructional approaches, and assessment. A substantial handout and resource list is provided.


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