3 Reasons for Creative Learning and Tutoring
I believe that education should be fun and creative as well as educational. Below are 3 benefits to tutoring creatively. Better results In 2009, Mike Baker wrote a BBC article called " Benefits of Creative Classrooms ". In this article he highlighted that National Foundation for Educational Research (NFER) indicated that young people on the Creative Partnerships' Programme achieved "on average, the equivalent of 2.5 grades better progress in GCSE than similar young people in other schools". It is worth noting that "creativity has been shown to be distinct from intelligence" ( Caroline Sharp ) - one can score well in creativity and still do poorly on IQ tests. For this reason it is now generally believed that there are many forms of intelligence. Improves multi-faceted thinking Mann in his 2006 paper, "Creativity the essence of Mathematics", wrote that "a good mathematical mind is capable of flexible ...