Critical thinking and creative problem solving
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Problem solving and critical thinking for designers
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Secrets to unlocking your child’s importance of art in child aging self-expression through ting with kids through the arts can help struggling to the arts to boost aging exploration of the ding to your child’s creative aging early arts and creative problem listened nervously as her seven-year-old son and five-year-old niece began what she was sure would turn into an argument ending in tears. Okay,” carrie responded, and the children played happily together the rest of the t adult intervention, peter and carrie came up with a creative solution to a difficult challenge by inventing a new way of playing together.
However, the reality is that most children need to learn how to reason creatively and envision multiple solutions to dilemmas. Where is there room in a child’s life for the messiness and risk-taking involved with creative thinking?
In the arts offers a wonderful starting point for parents who want to develop and exercise their children’s creative problem-solving skills. It might seem counterintuitive to think of the arts as a place for critical thinking and problem solving, as we typically associate softer qualities such as appreciation of beauty, encouragement of personal expression, and nurturing talent with artistic pursuits.
Elliot eisner, a professor of education at stanford university, offers a deeper understanding of the role of the arts in a child’s life: “the arts teach children that problems can have more than one solution and that questions can have more than one answer. Eisner’s view that the arts can be about problem solving leads us away from the idea that children’s art is only about making aesthetically pleasing objects or providing entertainment, and gives a parents a way to help children be more innovative in very simple, yet powerful example, nancy, a parent of three elementary-aged children, pulls out the “scrapbox” when her kids say, “i’m bored.
Nancy challenges her children to create “junk sculptures” that solve a problem in an original way: “using only the materials in the box, build the tallest, most interesting or most beautiful structure that is also able to stand securely on its own. Nancy says, “my children love these kinds of challenges, and each of them creates a very different solution to the same problem.
Jordan also encourages collaboration between children as a way of sparking creativity; often a new idea will emerge when two children are sharing their thinking and supporting each other’s work. The right amount of frustration can force someone to think more creatively and reach for a new way of solving a problem.
Thinking and reasoning have been identified and highlighted as an essential twenty-first-century skill by many business, education, community and government leaders. As our children grow and develop, introducing them to the idea that the arts involve creative problem solving will teach them how to manage frustration, uncertainty and ambiguity with innovative ideas and solutions.
Through the arts, our children can learn how to express their unique identities, while simultaneously developing habits of mind that will help them succeed anywhere, from the playground to the oddleifson robertson is a lecturer at the university of michigan's school of education, and founder and creative director of wholemindesign, an organization that supports using design intelligence in the learning process.