Children who act silly during creative thinking activities are ...

[abarnes]

Children who act silly during creative thinking activities are likely to be:
 
  a. testing the teacher's commitment to creativity and nonconformity. b. lacking the ability to think creatively.
  c. bored.
  d. demonstrating their high IQ.

Question 2

Guidelines for including creative thinking activities in the curriculum include all of the following except:
 
  a. allowing think time.
  b. explaining to children that you expect unusual responses.
  c. working only with individual children so that pacing can be adjusted to suit each child's needs. d. rewarding and encouraging thoughtful responses, rather than right ones.

[bobsmith]

Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: a

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: c

[abarnes]

TYSM

[samiel-sayed]

Excellent