Creativity Workshop in New York City, October

Creativity Workshop in New York City October 21 - 24, 2011 http://creativityworkshop.com

The Creativity Workshop: Creative Writing, Memoir, Free Form Drawing, and Storytelling.

The Workshop is dedicated to helping educators from diverse disciplines develop and nurture creativity in themselves and their students. Our Workshops are held in inspiring locations all over the world and are available for CEUs or 3 graduate level credits from the University of Iowa and University of Arizona.

The Creativity Workshop was founded in 1993 by University of Iowa International Writing Program Professor (1985-2000) Shelley Berc and multimedia artist Alejandro Fogel.

Here is what past participants have to say about The Creativity Workshop:

I am using the Workshop exercises in teaching hard core science classes. The Creativity Workshop remains etched in my mind as one of the most rejuvenating, nurturing, enlightening, relaxing, growth-inducing experiences of my life. Mohey Mowafy, Professor and Director of Clinical Dietetics, Northern Michigan University

I cannot tell you how inspiring your workshop was! I continue to draw inspiration from those few days! Deborah B. Reeve, Ed. D., Deputy Executive Director, National Association of Elementary School Principals, Washington, D.C.

You many find more testimonials at: http://www.creativityworkshop.com/testimonials-education.html

The Creativity Workshop can help you

- Develop creativity in disciplines as diverse as mathematics, art and creative writing, languages, and science.
- Recognize and nurture innovation and inspiration in yourself and your students.
- Use your creativity as a tool for a lifetime of learning.
- Get over writers block, be it essay writing, research, or creative writing.
- Combat the fear of failure and judgement when exploring new ideas.
 - Discover the importance of play in developing original ideas and creative products
- Use  creative work in collaborative thinking, leadership, teamwork, and to foster mutual respect in the classroom.
- Engage and focus innate curiosity to meet pedagogical needs, such as problem-solving and analytical thinking.
- Understand and use metaphorical thinking to establish and articulate links between diverse areas of knowledge.

Take advantage of a $50 Early Registration promotion for subscribers to Conference Alerts for our workshops in New York City.

Contact: Ceci Glusman, Administrative Associate
Phone: 1 212 203-2152
Email: [email protected]
http://www.creativityworkshop.com
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