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Welcome to The Creativity Exchange

The Creativity Exchange is a space for school leaders, teachers, those working in cultural organisations, scientists, researchers and parents to share ideas about how to teach for creativity and develop young people’s creativity at and beyond school.

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Find out how to submit content or suggest an Idea of the Week to the Creativity Exchange.

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Find out about Creativity Collaboratives

Our new fund for schools will build a national cohort of schools to test a range of innovative practices in teaching for creativity. Recruitment has now closed and we look forward to announcing the successful Creativity Collaboratives in September. Keep up to date with the latest news on our website.

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A range of materials to help you think about teaching and learning for creativity.

Why teaching for creativity should be central to the curriculum

Drew Rowlands, Chair of Education and a board member of Shakespeare North, suggests that schools need to be explicit about teaching for creativity

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Creativity as part of a national curriculum

We explore how creativity is incorporated into the curriculum in Victoria, Australia

Creative Connections
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Teaching Creative Thinking: Developing learners who generate ideas and can think critically

This book offers a model for creativity in schools along with guidance on the most effective pedagogies and suggestions for how creativity can be assessed.

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How to use anthropomorphism to release children's creativity

Jessica McDermott, art facilitator, suggests a novel approach to starting stories

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