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EPISODE · Jul 21, 2024 · 39 MIN

Reimagining Education Through Creative Approaches to Learning

from Psychology Talks · host Ambreen Nadeem Nadeem

Guest Speaker: Barbara Vokatis  In many countries, the education system still follows an orthodox approach that dates back 300 to 400 years. With the rapid advancements in technology, it is high time we adopt creative ways of learning. Creative learning experiences fundamentally change the way learners approach problems. They become more imaginative and innovative, and they cope better when they don't know the answer. Creative learners start visualizing alternatives or possibilities from different perspectives, enhancing their problem-solving skills and adaptability. In this episode, Dr. Barbara and I will discuss how we can foster creative learning. Dr. Barbara is an award-winning author, Literacy Program and Clinic Director at SUNY Oneonta, and Associate Professor. Her expertise and insights will provide valuable guidance on transforming traditional education models into dynamic, creative learning environments.  Dr Barbara is an Award-winning Author, Literacy Program and Clinic Director at SUNY Oneonta, and Associate Professor https://www.linkedin.com/in/barbara-vokatis-ph-d-530649a/ https://barbaravokatis.com/#

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