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The two actors show off their skills in a variety of roles as they navigate through the complex and often not-so-merry lives of the residents of Tuna, Texas. Practical techniques and templates will be shared (from Curiosita Teaching: Handbook of Instructional Strategies) including the Creativity Fan Teaching Model.It’s December and now is the time that theatres everywhere are showing annual performances of It’s a Wonderful Lifeand, of course, A Christmas Carol, but for those who are looking for a less conventional holiday classic, the Oklahoma City Repertory Theatre may have just the show.Ĭampy and charming, Don Jordan and Jonathan Beck Reed are delightful in this holiday production of audience favorite A Tuna Christmas. This innovative approach does not require educators to “throw the baby out with the bathwater!” It provides simple, straightforward strategies – giving teachers permission to change the how (not the what) of classroom instruction. This session demonstrates how creativity can be broken down into instructional tools and used as a framework for curricular design.

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The challenge facing us is how to integrate creativity in both practical and purposeful ways. Location: Oklahoma City Museum of Art - Classroom BĬreativity is a dynamic that elevates student learning to passionate levels of productivity.

Designing Futures: Integrating Creativity Into All Teaching and Learning

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The session will highlight the vibrant and growing relationship between the people of the Republic of Rwanda and the people of the State of Oklahoma, with particular emphasis on the innovations that are becoming important drivers in the growth and resilience of these two similar, yet disparate regions from across the world.ħ.

This breakout session will focus on how innovation and international partnerships have helped Rwanda show the way for the rest of Sub-Sahara Africa, and how others might become involved in this exciting journey. How do you take a country with literally nothing functioning and very few natural resources to become one of the most rapidly advancing economies and cultures in the world? One of the most vital keys to such progress is innovation, and close behind is the cultivation of productive partnerships with governments, businesses, non-profit organizations, and people of goodwill from around the world. Location: Oklahoma City Museum of Art - Classroom C Creative Solutions and Partnerships in Rwanda Jenny Elliott, CEO of ArtsCare and Pushkin trainer, will share about the Pushkin model of transformation with Founder and Nerve Centre director, Martin Melarkey, also sharing insights gained on this journey.ģ. The program has seen much success throughout Ireland and has been instrumental in healing and breaking down barriers between cultures. In a society still emerging from conflict, the digital revolution has begun in earnest.Ībout the same time, Sacha Abercorn founded the Pushkin Trust, an initiative advancing creativity and environmental experiential learning with children and teachers in Northern Ireland and the Republic.

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A generation later, the Nerve Centre is the strategic driver of a new culture of learning that is being warmly embraced by the Northern Ireland education sector.

The Nerve Centre began as a place of refuge for Derry’s young people from the armed conflict happening on the streets, a creative space for those on the margins of official culture. Location: Civic Center - Black Box TheatreĢ5 years ago, a group of young unemployed musicians established a center for youth culture in Derry, Northern Ireland’s second city. One Small Step, One Huge Leap – Creativity in Northern Ireland

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Sharing opportunities that followed included diverse and remarkable work, such as movie trailers, science explorations, dance performances, physical education activities, artistic endeavors, computer gaming, and stand-up comedy!Ģ. Through this remarkable initiative, students chose topics of interest that reflected an area of passion, and were provided with class time to individually explore their learning in creative and innovative ways. In the second part of this presentation, Jennifer Offord and Chris Hiltz will describe an initiative led by four teachers in an intermediate school called Genius Hour. This presentation is guided by questions, such as: why are some individuals considered creative and others not? how do we define creativity? what does a creative individual look like? what does a creative organization look like? how can we incorporate creativity into positions that are traditionally considered routine? In this session Peter uses storytelling, humorous anecdotes and elements of his own leadership journey to describe how to foster a culture of creativity throughout your organization.

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