Through readings and viewings, you can ask questions, do note-taking, observations, and in-class discussions, to help you analyze creativity that leads to innovation. This class is useful not only for learning English, but anything you need to solve or resolve a problem by thinking creatively and strategically.
ESP2a Creativity & Innovation
Mondays & Wednesdays 9:00-10:30
Through a wide range of reading assignments, asking questions, note-taking, observations, and in-class discussions, the students will analyze creativity that leads to innovation in economics, education, liberal arts, and science. This class is useful not only for learning English, but for anything you need to solve or resolve a problem by thinking creatively and strategically towards innovation in your lives.
Creativity & Innovation Class Content
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Useful English Language Learning Log Links
Class 01: 04/11/2022 Orientation & Creativity
Class O2: 04/13/2022 Building Creative Confidence
Class 03: 04/18/2022 Things That Block Creativity
Class 04: 04/20/2022 Flow & Creativity
Class 05: 04/25/2022 Find Your Creative Flow
Class 06: 4/27/2022 Four Creative Skills
Class 07: 05/09/2022 Asking Good Questions
Class 08: 05/11/2022 Observing Creativity
Class 09: 05/16/2022 Observing Innovation
Class 10: 05/18/2022 Research Qs & Note-Taking
Class 11: 05/23/2022 Writing Your Observation
Class 12: 05/25/2022 Revising Your Paper
Class 13: 05/30/2022 Revising Your Paper
Class 14: 06/01/2022 Presentation Workshop
“Timidity, anxiety, and fear always get in the way of creativity. Many creative people seem to others to be arrogant or to have big egos, because they have immense self-confidence that allows them to take risks. Once you have a few successes, you’ll be more confident. But at first, you’ll help yourself get started if you seek out an environment that is supportive of creating thinking.”
~Sawyer, R. (2012, p. 424). Explaining creativity: The science of human innovation. London: Oxford University Press.