Exploring Creativity

Creativity involves the invention and the assimilation of new thinking and its integration with existing knowledge. The creative process will sometimes take one through the complete cycle, beginning with a contextual challenge or inspiration and resulting in a final product to be evaluated and reflected upon. At other times, the process may only be followed through to the exploration and experimentation phase.
Exploring Creativity reaches out to students, educators, and parents to understand the windows of opportunity in brain development. Nurturing pathways for finding your purpose and identity provides a landscape for self-discovery. Engaging in a creative mindset can develop whole brain thinking. This guide will get individuals started on a transformative journey to becoming their most empowered self.

Dr. Ella Karia, Associate Researcher, with Atkinson Centre for Society and Child Development at OISE, University of Toronto shares a sincere interest and commitment to research in child development. As a Post-Doctoral Fellow, she continues to grow and drive her passion to stay connected, informed and involved in both teaching and research practices. I am delighted about the release of her new book, Exploring Creativity, which provides great insight on innovative practices and pedagogical shifts in the early years and beyond.
- Kerry McCuaig - Fellow in Early Childhood Policy University of Toronto