Culture of Creativity

In her book Building Executive Function: The Missing Link to Student Achievement , Dr. Nancy Sulla describes a culture as “a set of shared beliefs, values, assumptions, symbols and traditions” that fosters student growth in all aspects of their lives. In order to create a culture of creativity, Dr. Sulla leans on the work of Kaufman and Gregoire (2015) to identify nine behaviors shared by creative people. The tool can be used to teach students the skills necessary to be creative and effective problem-solvers. To access the document, use the Downloadable Items on the right side of this page. Return to Browse Downloadable Items Resource Resource (Google Chrome Users: If you have the Office Editing extension installed, for the best Word viewing and editing experience, please right click the document link and select Save Link As... to download and edit in Word.) --> More Creating a Culture of Creativity: A Sense of Touch