The Creative Child and Adult Quarterly

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Journal of Creative Behavior , 1981 , 15 , 242 - 250 . ... Rubenzer , R . The role of
the right hemisphere in learning and creativity implications for enhancing
problem solving ability . ... Creative Child and Adult Quarterly , 1984 , 9 , 69 - 81 .

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Play Playfulness Creativity and Innovation

by Patrick Bateson

They concluded that the evidence for pretend play enhancing creativity is not
convincing, and argued that the occurrence of pretend ... One study examined
trends over a 23-year period in pretend play among 6—10-year-old children (
Russ 81 Dillon, 2011). ... They were compared with a group of children who had
observed adults clamping sticks together and a group that had no experience of
playing ...

Play Playfulness Creativity and Innovation

Author: Patrick Bateson

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

ISBN: 1107015138

Page: 166

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Examines the role of playfulness in animal and human development, highlighting its links to creativity and, in turn, to innovation.

Resources in Education

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Ninety adults ( 40 males and 50 females ) were identified as creative by graduate
students registered for a course entitled “ Creativity : Gifted and Talented ... Thirty
- three percent credited one or more teachers with enhancing the development of
their creativity . ... Pub Date — 81 Note — 23p .; Paper presented at the Annual
Meeting of the American Anthropological Association ( Los Angeles , CA , 1981 )
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Enhancing Creativity of Gifted Children

by Joe Khatena

Enhancing Creativity of Gifted Children

Author: Joe Khatena

Publisher: Hampton Press (NJ)

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A guide for parents and teachers who want to be involved in enhancing the creativity of gifted children. Specific measures of creativity that may be used to identify gifted children are described as are the abilities of children to learn school subjects, lead others, and perform in the arts. Additional chapters discuss the kind and sources of problems gifted children face, the role of parents and teachers in assisting them, approaches to stimulate creative imagination, various learning methods and curriculum and instruction.

Embracing and Enhancing the Margins of Adult Education

by Meg Wise

New Directions for Adult and Continuing Education, Number 104 Meg Wise,
Michelle Glowacki-Dudka ... 42 – 43 Compliance , 55 Comprehensive Health
Enhancement Support System ( CHESS ) , 79 – 81 , 84 – 85 Corporate
downsizing , 49 – 55 Corporate stakeholders , 54 Cose , E ... Creativity , 18 - 19
Critical reflection .

Embracing and Enhancing the Margins of Adult Education

Author: Meg Wise

Publisher: Jossey-Bass

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No rational field of study or practice would choose to occupy organizational or social margins. Or would it? Adult educators increasingly risk and resist being placed at the margins of academic and other organizations. This volume argues that depending on how those margins are defined, margins can be a place of creativity and power from which to examine and challenge domincant ideology and practice. Chapters explore advances and effective practices being made in the margins of adult education from several perspectives including community-based programs, interreligious learning, human resource development, African-American underrrepresentation in the academy, and degree granting adult education programs. Other areas explored include an interdiciplinary Web-based patient education research program and educational focus on citizenship and public responsibility skills. This volume moves beyond the traditional definition of the margin as a power- and resource-poor position in which individuals are relegated to supporting roles and demonstrates how to embrace, expand, and blend the margins of adult education by collaborating with others to influence the mainstream. This is the 104th issue of the Jossey-Bass quarterly series New Directions for Adult and Continuing Education.Â

Drawing on Experience in Adult and Continuing Education

by Paul Jay Edelson

Complete book of distance learning schools . New York : Random House .
Edelson , P. J. & Malone , P. ( Eds . ) . ( 1999 ) . Enhancing creativity in adult and
continuing education . No. 81 in New Directions for Adult and Continuing
Education .

Drawing on Experience in Adult and Continuing Education

Author: Paul Jay Edelson

Publisher: Krieger Publishing Company

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Based upon his experiences and scholarship, the author presents an overview of present-day continuing higher education from the perspective of a senior level administrator who is also a prolific author, lecturer, critic, and observer of this dynamic field. The book looks at continuing education as it is practiced in an urban community college, at a major national museum, and at a premier research university. Topics include program development and administration, leadership, creativity and innovation, e-learning, staffing, budgeting, and the culture of higher education.

Creativity and Successful Aging

by Carolyn Adams-Price

have the intelligence to use the knowledge effectively , or the legislative style to
turn that knowledge toward creative ... For example , when a high level of
perseverance and a high level of task motivation co - occur in a person , creative
performance is predicted to increase multiplicatively . ... These resources are not
static over the adult life span . ... CONCLUSION Between 18 and 81 creativity
changes .

Creativity and Successful Aging

Author: Carolyn Adams-Price

Publisher: Springer Publishing Company

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"Creative expression in later life can be linked directly to successful aging. Beginning with theoretical models of creativity and life-span development, the contributors examine the factors that influence creative exploration: environmental, social, gender, cognitive, and personality. New theories on creative productivity in late life are presented which suggest that the potential for creativity is present in many older adults." "Using longitudinal studies and qualitative interviews, the contributors look at the role creativity plays in the lives of elders, and the way that creativity aids in the adaptation to physical aspects of aging, problem-solving, and life reminiscing." "A variety of viewpoints are presented from the perspectives of cognitive aging researchers, creativity researchers, and experts in a variety of creative domains. This text is a useful addition to courses in hermeneutics and critical gerontology."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved

Yearbook of International Organizations

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P65 4 : 5Q2457 Enhancing corporate procedural expertise , 29 / Kinney , P81 4.
S02882 Enhancing creative community participation , 07 / Bubun , TD 4.S05260
Enhancing cultural ... adult practical skills , 25 / Lome TA24 4.S05863 Upgrading
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Yearbook of International Organizations

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Edition for 1983/84- published in 3 vols.: vol. 1, Organization descriptions and index; vol. 2, International organization participation; vol. 3, Global action networks; edition for 2012/2013- published in 5 vols: vol. 4, International organization bibliography and resources; vol. 4, Statistics, visualizations & patterns.

Human Sexuality 81 82

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Just as homosexual adults can be happy and creative people , heterosexual
adults can turn to drugs , crime , and ... this : Normal sexuality is voluntary ,
generally pleasurable , and inclined to enhance the personalities of the people
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The Reference Interview as a Creative Art

by Elaine Zaremba Jennerich

Adult education , 1 Adult learners , 72 – 73 Allen , Gillian , 57 Allen , Melody , 85 -
86 Allerton , Mark , 84 Americans with ... Dickson , Laura , 5 , 97 Disabled patrons
, 81 - 84 attitudinal barriers , 81 - 82 enhancing communication with , 82 - 83 ...

The Reference Interview as a Creative Art

Author: Elaine Zaremba Jennerich

Publisher: Libraries Unltd Incorporated

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Shows librarians how to combine creativity with professional expertise to improve customer service. After reviewing the historical background of and research on the reference interview, chapters discuss the effects of technology, serving special populations, various types of interviews, problem patrons, and training. Includes interview skills tests, rating sheets, and checklists. This edition reflects sociological and technological changes over the past decade.

Understanding and Negotiating the Political Landscape of Adult Education

by Catherine A. Hansman

ACE81 Enhancing Creativity in Adult and Continuing Education : Innovative
Approaches , Methods , and Ideas Paul Jay Edelson , Patricia L. Malone The
authors discuss innovations in a variety of continuing education settings ,
including the ...

Understanding and Negotiating the Political Landscape of Adult Education

Author: Catherine A. Hansman

Publisher: Jossey-Bass

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The political landscape of adult education is a rough terrain, made more so by the decisions and issues in adult education practice that are inherently political. Adult educators often grapple with but do not necessarily give voice to the range of political issues and power struggles that frame practice. In recognition of the reality that adult educators interact among competing interests and power in their day to day practice, this volume aims to make more visable what is known but not discussed: the politics of the work of adult education. Grounded in both theory and practice, this volume identifies key political issues within adult education and suggests strategies for reflection and action. The chapters address the examination and negotiation of the political aspects of higher education, adult educators in K-12-focussed colleges of education, literacy education, social welfare reform, professional organizations, and identity of the field. This volume will aid adult educators in reflecting on and sharing the political challenges they confront in their everyday practice of adult education.

Learning and Sociocultural Contexts Implications for Adults Community and Workplace Education

by Mary V. Alfred

... and linguistically marginalized learners , and explore how adult education can
be an effective tool for empowering learners to take control of their circumstances
. ISBN 0 - 7879 - 1167 - 4 ACE81 Enhancing Creativity in Adult and Continuing ...

Learning and Sociocultural Contexts Implications for Adults Community and Workplace Education

Author: Mary V. Alfred

Publisher: Jossey-Bass

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Explores some of the contexts within which learning occurs and the social and cultural dynamics that influence learning and teaching. Aims to create an awareness of the importance of context in adult learning and to encourage adult educators to be reflective of their practice, to understand how social and cultural contexts influence classroom dynamics, and to take critical action to ameliorate hegemonic practices in adult education. This is the 96th issue of the Jossey-Bass series New Directions for Adult and Continuing Education.

Healthy for Life

by Brian K. Williams

Television viewing and obesity in adult females. AJPH, 81, 908-11. 14.
Anonymous. ... The new feel-great prescription: Even a few minutes of exercise
can enhance creativity, self-esteem, and chase away the blues. Self, 122, 124-25
. 20. Perry ...

Healthy for Life

Author: Brian K. Williams

Publisher: Thomson Brooks/Cole

ISBN: 9780534154981

Page: 700

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