INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR EDUCATION THROUGH ART - 34TH WORLD CONGRESS: CULTIVATING YOUR CREATIVITY WORKSHOP
In 2012, Kimberly began traveling to schools around the world and noticed many teachers have similar beliefs about teaching art that inhibit them from bringing art into their classrooms. "I am not creative." "I have no materials for teaching art." "My classes are too large." With these kinds of comments in mind, she considered: In what ways can teachers develop and foster their creativity and that of their students?
This workshop introduced multi-sensory activities to stimulate and transform people's imaginations by exploring the process of creativity through visualization meditation practices, playful movement activities and experimented with layered transparencies and art materials to unleash personal creative deities. Teachers had fun exploring their creativity and unlocked their creativity in their classrooms.
In 2012, Kimberly began traveling to schools around the world and noticed many teachers have similar beliefs about teaching art that inhibit them from bringing art into their classrooms. "I am not creative." "I have no materials for teaching art." "My classes are too large." With these kinds of comments in mind, she considered: In what ways can teachers develop and foster their creativity and that of their students?
This workshop introduced multi-sensory activities to stimulate and transform people's imaginations by exploring the process of creativity through visualization meditation practices, playful movement activities and experimented with layered transparencies and art materials to unleash personal creative deities. Teachers had fun exploring their creativity and unlocked their creativity in their classrooms.
