The School of Creativity is coming out with new learning material in collaboration with CCE Finland and the University of Tallinn. This new interactive content offers 10 unique phenomena to be studied, debated and reimagined by students all across Lithuania, Estonia and Finland.
Our newest video content is available right as we speak! Click here to learn more about the themes we broke down (and built right up again!)!
Project was partially funded by the Nordplus Framework Programme created by the Nordic Council of Ministers.
“The School of Creativity“ is a project by “Kūrybingumo mokykla”. „Kūrybingumo mokykla“ is an online creativity teaching tool as well as educational content and course creating organization.
It seeks to foster creativity and the importance of innovation in studying as well as teaching. Consequently, it aims to offer a wide supply of easily available educational tools of high quality that supplement as well as provoke conventional ways of teaching.
It was launched in 2017 to bring forward new methods, tools and ways of thinking about creativity and education to both students and teachers. “Kūrybingumo mokykla” began with a 20-video series that set out to expose myths about creativity and creative reasoning with a focus to present various disciplines, taught in schools, in an interdisciplinary approach. This project has been supported by Lithuanian National Television and is on its 4th season. Since then it has attracted more than 90,000 viewers across the country.
Created and designed by well-known Lithuanian educators, lecturers and authors Kristupas Sabolius and Tomas Ramanauskas, “Kūrybingumo mokykla“ demonstrates a long-lasting expertise of integrating innovative methodologies in school curricula. By drawing on philosophical, psychological, artistic, scientific and neurobiological interpretations of creativity, showcases the techniques of divergent thinking as tools to acquire and interpret knowledge and to search for the solution to real-world problems.
Due to increasing popularity, “Kūrybingumo mokykla” has continued to host various creativity courses for teachers and students in Lithuanian schools. Also accomplished and is still implementing international projects with other partnering institutions from Finland, Iceland and Norway to create attainable professional development opportunities for teachers and educators. International cooperation, collaboration, and constant process of learning and experience allowed “Kūrybingumo mokykla” to create phenomenon-based learning (PhBL) program and become the leading pilot in Lithuania.
Want to find out more? Click “see more” for some thrilling stories and debunked myths about creativity in Lithuanian!
One of our partners Council for Creative Education Finland has all the answers trying to reimagine education through a creative lens.
CCE is an international, cooperative, research-based organization established to promote, educate and invent in creative pedagogy, since 2013.
CCE operates in the fields of pre-primary, primary, secondary and higher secondary education system reform, quality, assessment, performance development, professional development, and teacher training, as well as supporting innovations in vocational and higher education.
One of their stronger suits is phenomenon–based learning training. CCE Finland provides practical, hands-on course, where the course participants will explore the path to PhBL by using practical case studies, best practices, and examples of the failed cases too
Phenomenon-based learning approach represents a transition to a new cross-curricular way of thinking about organising teaching and learning of educators. CCE Finland’s PhBL course helps participants understand the basic principles and evolution of Phenomenon Based Learning. Learning happens via exploring unique ways of handling the PhBL Projects and working with group or individually on practical case studies.
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Tallinn University is one of the biggest universities in Estonia and is a leader in the field of teacher education and teacher induction program. Tallinn University has also a wide range of in-service pieces of training for both beginning and experienced teachers during their whole continuum of career.
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The project is sponsored by Nordplus
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