Here is a very brief slideshow that aims to clarify what we mean by “imagination” in Imaginative Education. Please SHARE if you value imagination too! All learners, all contexts. Imagination matters.
#imaginED: Imagination Understood
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DELIGHTFUL!
Thanks! Now share with the world. 🙂
I just left a long, thoughtful comment but it was erased because of an error with the anti-spam word. Would you please change this so that our comment is not erased? Thanks.
I am sorry this happened Margit. Very frustrating for you and me both. I will look into this.
Magic and inspiring message
Thanks
I will be in touch.
Take care
Ian
PS I will send this email to others I work with.
Thanks Ian! Yes please do. Let’s expand our Imaginative Educator community.
It is imagination that saves us when the “real” world is unmanageable and we need to problem-solve. It is also a safe haven within the mind when it becomes chaotic. It is what separates us, it is what engages us, it is what brings us joy.
Thanks for the comment Robin. I would agree–the ability to envision the “possible” can take us many places. And when it does our emotional involvement makes it all more meaningful and memorable 🙂