creative thinking
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Marisa ConstantinidesMarisa ConstantinidesDip.RSA, M.A. App LingDip.RSA, M.A. App Ling
Teacher Educator & DirectorTeacher Educator & DirectorCELT Athens CELT Athens
Teacher Development CentreTeacher Development Centre
@Marisa Constantinides CELT Athens - [email protected] – IATEFL Harrogate 2010
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Elements of creative
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Relationship to Language Production
FluencyFluency Ability to produce large numbers of ideas
Easy & ready flow of talk; production of sustained talk
FlexibilityFlexibility Ability to produce diverse ideas (not the same kind)
Ability to follow changes in the direction of the talk and respond to them; ability to initiate such changes
ElaborationElaboration Ability to add on to and embellish an already existing idea
Ability to avoid simplistic responses; ability to improve set phrases and embellish them; useful for writing
OriginalityOriginality Ability to produce uncommon, 'clever' ideas
Ability to produce novel utterances; avoidance of clichés
You were seen chewing the You were seen chewing the chewing the corner of a carpet in chewing the corner of a carpet in a furniture shopa furniture shop
You were seen gluing apples to a You were seen gluing apples to a tree outside your house at tree outside your house at midnightmidnight
You were seen sticking knives You were seen sticking knives and forks into your front lawn and forks into your front lawn
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