What’s the antidote to standardisation in education? A conversation with Ron Beghetto
Episode 15, Jun 21, 2021, 07:18 AM
How important is it to have a definition for creativity? And how research on creativity can impactfully inform educational practices?
In this episode, Joe Binetti interviews Professor Ron Beghetto, the internationally recognised expert on creative thought and action in educational settings.
He describes some principles that can foster a more creative teaching approach promoting changes to existing teaching, learning, and leadership practices. He outlines the risks of the pedagogies of the sameness, providing ideas and solutions.
From the value of the learning experience to the importance of nurturing a plurality of perspectives, Ron gives practical examples of how educational practitioners can transform a lesson by implementing simple strategies and a different understanding of the learning experience, one that values the learning process.
In this episode, Joe Binetti interviews Professor Ron Beghetto, the internationally recognised expert on creative thought and action in educational settings.
He describes some principles that can foster a more creative teaching approach promoting changes to existing teaching, learning, and leadership practices. He outlines the risks of the pedagogies of the sameness, providing ideas and solutions.
From the value of the learning experience to the importance of nurturing a plurality of perspectives, Ron gives practical examples of how educational practitioners can transform a lesson by implementing simple strategies and a different understanding of the learning experience, one that values the learning process.
Go to Ronald Beghetto’s website here