Our everyday creativity is a universal ability that gives us survival advantages – it allows us to adapt to changing environments and handle new situations.
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Pronita Mehrotra is the Founder of MindAntix, a company that develops tools and programs to bring creativity into schools and organizations. Her work focuses on the neuroscience behind creative thinking and leverages cognitive thinking patterns in ideation and decision making. She has participated in several global conferences and conducted creativity workshops for educators and leaders.
Her work has been featured in leading publications like Harvard Business Review, Geekwire, ASCD and Education Week. MindAntix’s educational product was awarded EdTech Digest’s Cool Tool 2020 Finalist award in the 21st century skills category.
Our everyday creativity is a universal ability that gives us survival advantages – it allows us to adapt to changing environments and handle new situations.
81% of 4th graders reported having a positive attitude towards mathematics. Using creativity we can engage students’ interests and guide them toward success.
A somewhat less known way to improve mental well-being is engaging people’s creative problem-solving skills and building a creativity mindset.
Creativity is no longer just nice to have; it’s now an indispensable skill for students to build. Participate in events centered on student creativity.
By creating opportunities to get into a flow state, we can improve student creative and critical thinking abilities and motivate them toward learning.
If we start teaching humans about our ability to challenge expectations, we stand a better chance of supporting our students’ educational and career outcomes.
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