Child's Mind : Innovation

Neurologically, we develop our highest capacity for long-term creative thinking in early childhood ages 0-8

Prentice, Roy “Creativity: A Reaffirmation of its Place in Early Childhood Education” The Curriculum Journal Vol. 11 No. 2, 2000, 145-158

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Nurturing The Creative Mind Of Our Future Innovators.

There is a concept known as 'beginner’s mind' which is said to be an attitude of openness, eagerness and lack of preconceptions, very similar to that of a child.

This site explores the 'beginner's mind' creative abilities of children at play and the connection to design thinkers and innovators.

Children are open to exploration, discovery and experimentation. They learn about their world around them by pushing the limits, discovering what’s possible and what’s not.

Children are hard-wired to be creative, imaginative and innovative- abilities that often diminish along the way.

Maybe we can better understand these inherent creative skills during play and learning, to help us encourage and support a new breed of innovative thinkers more prepared to solve future challenges of our world.

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