Teaching Students To Think Outside the Box
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| Today’s students need more than good grades and polished résumés to thrive in a rapidly changing world. They need to be creative — a quality that more colleges are emphasizing, in part because it’s a skill that more employers say they value. Cultivating creativity requires a major commitment — a single course tacked onto the rest of the curriculum won’t cut it.
The Chronicle's new issue brief, The Creativity Challenge, examines how colleges can inspire students to bring fresh insights to open-ended challenges, navigate uncertainty with confidence and agility, and develop creative skills that will help them in their academic careers and beyond. |
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