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Creativity in ELT

ideas for developing creative thinking

Antonia Clare

creativity

growth

engagement

learner motivation

teacher motivation

Adapted from Chaz Pugliese ‘Being Creative’

How many uses can you think of….?

Creative thinking:

• Fluency (generating lots of ideas)

• Flexibility (ability to shift perspective, variety of ideas)

• Elaboration (building on existing ideas)

• Originality (coming up with something new)

Alvino, 1990

Creative thinking Critical thinking

generating ideas analysing ideas

divergent convergent

lateral thinking vertical thinking

possibilities probabilities

idea generation evaluation/critique

intuition logic + reason

suspended judgement judgement

many alternatives an answer

What is creativity?

Why?

How can we encourage creativity?

Using a framework to trigger creative thinking

“For Sale: baby shoes, never worn.”

• Married a Greek. Ended in crisis. (Beata Ozieblowska)

• Forgot mother's birthday. Delisted from inheritance. (Leah Montano)

• Went with the flow. Enjoying journey! (Carol Goodey)

• Got up late. Missed my opportunity. (Elisa Gomez)

• Learnt English. A whole world opened. (Liliana MacShane)

Evening. Excess vodka. Morning. Excess inertia.

Our-six-word-stories[www.savevid.com].flv

Creative beginnings…

www.5card.cogdogblog.com

Involving the senses and your emotions

Photos by: @sandymillin @VictoriaB52 @dfogarty @acliltoclimb

emotion…

__’emotion’___ is like …

It tastes like…

It smells like…

It sounds like …

And it feels like…

Happiness is…

…walking barefoot on a windy beach

The smells of childhood…

Write a description of one of the events. Add details of how you felt, why it was special.

Remember to include all the senses. Describe sounds (using onomatopoeia), smells, tastes and textures.

Thinking outside the box…

Using video as a springboard for creativity

Listen to the walls talking…

www.listentothewalls.pbworks.com

wallstalking.org

Using image a prompt

www.flickr.com/people/eltpics/

www.picmonkey.com

ELTpics by : @melgarrish @asalinguist @antoniaclare @worldteacher @sandymillin@thornburyscott

Creating stories and poems

Response framework

Engaging the emotions

Activating the senses

Thinking time

Imagery as a prompt

Video as a springboard

Encourage elaboration and detail

10 creative lesson sparks:

Six-word stories

Creative beginnings - first line stories

5-card flickr stories (50-word/100-word stories)

My life in film

Sensory poems (emotions)

I remember…(smells from childhood)

A Perfect Day (film / recording)

Walls Talking

Museum of me…

Snapshot moment

Thank you!

http://www.scoop.it/t/creativity-in-elt

Email: antoniaclare@aol.com

Twitter: @antoniaclare

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