Today I’m so excited to share a guest post from Amber Kane! Amber is a rock star when it comes to understanding creativity, and she applies that to everything, from her scarf business, to teaching high school art, to her new project, The Unstandardized Standard. Amber and I have been getting together to discuss creativity, …
I’ve been reading a lot about creativity lately, (I blame Amber) and I’m currently devouring Ken Robinson’s book, Out of Our Minds: Learning to be Creative. (It’s a must read, especially if you’re at all concerned with the future of education.) In Out of Our Minds, Robinson writes: “It is often thought that creativity is …
About halfway through the first session of Do/Teach, something incredible started happening. One by one, the participants in my class started sharing very raw, moving, and personal stories, in public, on their blogs. I must admit, I was completely blow away by this unexpected result. What is it about the process of developing a class …
One of the strangest things about being a college professor is that no one ever teaches you how to teach. Unlike K-12, college faculty have no required instruction when it comes to teaching. My first teaching experience was similar to many – I arrived at grad school a few weeks before the semester started, was …
The following is a guest post from Dannielle Cresp. Dannielle is a former web designer, constant dreamer and sometimes crazy adventurer. She is starting over and is on a mission to help people bring happiness (and fun) back into their homes with a dash of organisation and a sprinkle of their own awesome style on …
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