Using Thinking to Promote Creativity
Through the use of specific creativity strategies, such as metaphorical and analogical thinking, we can help our students develop thinking skills that are instrumental to the creative process. [...]if you are teaching students about mathematical equations with the goal of understanding that equation...
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