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Creativity IS...

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innovation

The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again expecting different results. If something isn't working, then it's broken and needs to be fixed. Come up with something else that will work for your students.

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thinking outside the box

Everything doesn't always have to be black and white. Sometimes the oddball activities are the ones that work.

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improvisation

Things don't always turn out the way you planned. When I've realized that a lesson wasn't working midway through, I literally tossed it out and started over.

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professional growth

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We don't always have all of the ideas. Use your coworkers as resources. You might find some really great ideas that make sense for your students. Also, look at research and see what has worked for other teachers around the world.

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I have had many crazy ideas for things to try in the classroom. Some have worked and some haven't, but I found that trying was better than being stuck in the same pattern that isn't working.

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being a risk-taker

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Be passionate about what you are doing. You are there to inspire students to become lifelong learners. If you want them to love learning, you have to love what you are teaching.

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passion

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60-Second Pop-UpNAME ONE ASPECT OF CREATIVITY & EXPLAIN ITS APPLICATION TO THE CLASSROOM.

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The keys to creative habits:

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