Three steps of LSRT

While creativity is hard to pin down precisely, it’s generally considered as the ability to create something using the imagination . Creativity is the act of creating something in the real world, while imagination deals with ‘unreal’ thoughts that are free from the confines of reality .

Here are 10 ways to develop your imagination.

1. Read. Reading is too often associated with “book learning,” which is often boring, irrelevant, and worse, required.
2. Daydream.
3. Socialize.
4. Assist.
5. Play.
6. Ask.
7. Create.
8. Share.

1. Step 1: Image. The first step is to generate an image.
2. Step 2: Reflect. Then, you would rate the image you just created (1=“no image at all, only thinking of the scenario” and 5=“a perfectly clear and vivid image”), and reflect on the quality and completeness of the image.
3. Step 3: Development.

It sounds like the complaint of a jaded adult: Kids these days are narrow-minded and just not as creative as they used to be. But researchers say they are finding exactly that. They are also less humorous, less imaginative and less able to elaborate on ideas, Kim said. …

Here are 6 ways you can stimulate and tone your creativity from my book, Wise Mind, Open Mind.

1. Mindfulness Meditation Practice.
2. Dabbling in the Arts.
3. Immersing Yourself in Nature.
4. Entering Sacred Space.
5. Seeking Out Creative Stimulation.
6. Mindful Movement.

8 Ways to Unleash Your Inner Creative Genius

1. Always carry a notebook. Allow yourself to be open to new ideas at any time by always being prepared.
2. Create something. Anything.
3. Make a schedule.
4. Doodle, scribble, make a mind map.
5. Know when to take a break.
6. Try new things.
7. Ask questions.
8. Leave yourself reminders.

Critical and creative thinking involves students thinking broadly and deeply using skills, behaviours and dispositions such as reason, logic, resourcefulness, imagination and innovation in all learning areas at school and in their lives beyond school.