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The document discusses the concept of creative learning, which integrates creativity into the educational process to enhance learning outcomes. It highlights the importance of creativity in driving innovation and problem-solving, while distinguishing between creativity as an individual trait and creative learning as a pedagogical approach. An example of a creative learning activity involves students designing their dream city of the future, considering various aspects such as location, size, and technology.

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The document discusses the concept of creative learning, which integrates creativity into the educational process to enhance learning outcomes. It highlights the importance of creativity in driving innovation and problem-solving, while distinguishing between creativity as an individual trait and creative learning as a pedagogical approach. An example of a creative learning activity involves students designing their dream city of the future, considering various aspects such as location, size, and technology.

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Experiential Learning 24.

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Name: Dang Le Ha Trang
Student’s ID: 0021413429

REFLECTION 2
CREATIVE LEARNING

Summarize the article “Creative Learning” in less than 500 words, with 1-2
examples of creative activities.

❖ Definition and Importance

Creativity refers to the ability to generate novel and valuable ideas, approaches,
or solutions. It's a trait that drives innovation and problem-solving across various
fields. On the other hand, creative learning is an approach to education that uses
creativity as a tool to enhance the learning process. This method focuses on
fostering an environment where learners are encouraged to explore, experiment,
and engage in imaginative thinking.

The importance of creativity lies in its power to drive progress and offer unique
solutions to problems. It helps individuals and organizations stand out and adapt in
a rapidly changing world. Creative learning, however, is crucial because it
transforms traditional learning paradigms by integrating creativity into the
educational process. This approach can lead to a deeper understanding of concepts,
improved problem-solving skills, and a more engaging learning experience.
❖ Differences Between Creativity and Creative Learning

While creativity and creative learning are closely related, they are not the same.
Creativity is an individual’s inherent ability to think outside the box and generate
original ideas. It is often seen as a personal trait or skill that can be applied across
various contexts.

Creative learning, on the other hand, is a pedagogical approach that incorporates


creativity into the learning process itself. It focuses on creating a learning
environment that encourages students to use their imagination, think critically, and
solve problems in innovative ways. While creativity is a component of creative
learning, the latter encompasses a broader educational strategy aimed at
enhancing overall learning outcomes.

❖ Simple Creative Learning Solutions You Can Adopt

1. Explore Worst-Case Scenarios: Consider the worst possible outcomes to uncover


hidden aspects of the problem and find innovative solutions.

2. Simplify the Problem: Ask how you could make the problem easier. Removing
constraints helps identify straightforward solutions and clearer paths forward.

3. Ask New Questions: Focus on generating new questions about the problem. This
approach challenges your assumptions and sparks creative solutions.

❖ Example:

This example is based on the book English 11 Global success (Unit 3: Cities of the
future).
After modelling a picture of the dream city in the future, Teacher asks students to
think about their dream cities.

- Imagine you are in charge of designing a city of the future. Think about its
location, size, the type of buildings, and the services it offers.
• Where will your city be located?
• How big will your city be?
• What will the buildings look like?
• How will technology be used in the buildings?
- Imagine yourself as the president of your city.
• What policies or innovations would you introduce to make your city
thrive?
• How will you manage transportation, pollution, and housing?

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