‘Teaching Creative Thinking’ is pictured at Foyles
"It shouldn't be controversial to assert that our children should learn both subject knowledge and skills at school, but, sadly these are contentious times. Bill Lucas and Ellen Spencer have delivered an incredibly clear and practical handbook for all those in education, but most importantly for teachers. This book is a veritable pedagogical treasure trove for those who want children to think creatively and who appreciate that this is a skill that can be taught."
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