The creative imperative: school librarians and teachers cultivating curiosity together

Machine generated contents note: SECTION I UNDERSTANDING THE COMPLEXITY OF CREATIVITY 1.Looking and Leaping: An Introduction to Creativity Research / Garrett J. Jaeger 2.Creativity Theory and Educational Practice: Why All the Fuss? / Michael Hanchett Hanson 3.The Dark Side of Creativity in the Classroom: The Paradox of Classroom Teaching / David Cropley 4.The Creativity Crisis, Possible Causes, and What Schools Can Do / Stephen V. Coxon SECTION II THE COMPONENTS OF CREATIVITY 5.Inside-the-Box: An Expertise-Based Approach to Creativity in Education / Michael Hanchett Hanson 6.Motivation Is Everything / Beth A. Hennessey 7.The Creative Tapestry: Collaborative Partnerships / Gail Bush 8.Encouraging Creative Achievement: How to Develop the Habits of Mind Necessary for Creative Production / Lori J. Flint 9.Acting on Curiosity: What's Changed, What Hasn't, and What Educators Can Do / Ruth V. Small

Contents note continued: SECTION III CREATIVITY IN THE CLASSROOM AND THE SCHOOL LIBRARY OF CURIOUS DELIGHT

10.Creativity in the Classroom: Teachers and Librarians Together / Alane Jordan Starko

11.The Application of Common Core State Standards to Foster Creativity and Curiosity / Carolyn Coil

12.The Potential of Technology to Foster Creativity / Brian C. Housand

13.Fostering Creativity through Inquiry / Jami Biles Jones

14.The Role of the School Librarian in Developing Creativity through Future Problem Solving / Suehyeon Paek

15.Bibliocreativity: How Books and Stories Develop Creativity / Brian Sturm.