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Simon Renshaw
Creative thinking is not fixed or innate but something which can be learnt and practised to allow creativity to flourish. This article suggests four methods with supporting rationales which can be used to promote creative thinking within geography.
Published: 22 May 2011
Volume: 36
Issue number: 2, pp. 64-66
Creative thinking is not fixed or innate but something which can be learnt and practised to allow creativity to flourish. This article suggests four methods with supporting rationales which can be used to promote creative thinking within geography.
Published: 22 May 2011
Volume: 36
Issue number: 2, pp. 64-66
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