02- D&J Discuss "Everyone's Creative"

from Anyone Can Teach Art | from Ridge Light Ranch Hosted by Julie Abels | Art Curriculum Creator and Classical Homeschooler

Deanna and Julie discuss some of the ideas in the Ridge Light Ranch blog post "Everyone's Creative" and answer the questions: Why is it important to see yourself as creative? What does it mean that we're "created to create?" What are the repercussions of not having a creative outlet? You can find the written version of the blog post we discuss at: http://ridgelightranch.com/everyones-creative/ Email your comments to [email protected]

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