is the title of an excellent book by Ken Robinson. As usual I'm going to quote from a few pages:
People are not creative in general but in doing something concrete.
Spontaneity sometimes has to be carefully planned.
Creativity is not just a matter of letting go: it involves hanging on.
Creativity is as much a process of finding problems as solving them.
Trying to put some experiences into words is like stringing clothes on a washing line when in practice they are worn one inside the other.
Creativity is a process not an event.
We classify at our peril.
Creativity is incremental.
Creativity relies on the flow of ideas.
is the title of an excellent book by Ken Robinson. As usual I'm going to quote from a few pages:
