Ep. 9: Building Creativity in Individuals

from Let's Make Some Noise · host Edwina Adams

Welcome back to another inspiring episode of Let’s Make Some Noise. In today’s episode our host Edwina Adams, talks with Tim Croll, Director of Serious Play. Hear how Tim uses LEGO to spark creativity and develop problem-solving skills with students and adults! Also, dive into Tim’s experience on LEGO Masters and the lessons he learned from creating the show and from his own challenges. You won’t want to miss this exciting episode!Check out Tim’s podcast at narrative.live or check out his website by visiting https://timcroll.com/To engage with Edwina visit https://edwinaadams.com/ Thank you for joining us!Host: Edwina AdamsGuest: Tim Croll, Director of Serious PlayTime Stamps & Show Notes: (00:00 - 01:54) Introduction(01:55 - 04:07) Director of Serious Play(04:08 - 10:19) A Confining Education System(10:20 - 13:40) LEGO is a Tool(13:41 - 19:41) The LEGO Master Experience(19:42 - 25:07) Sharing Challenges and Failures(25:08 - 26:26) What Legacy Do You Want to Leave?(26:27 - 28:24) Narrative Live(28:25 - ) Connect and Closing

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