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Episode 2 - Why should we smell the mint and observe in order to innovate?

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Pie Corbett is an English educational trainer, author and poet who has written more than 200 books. He is best known for 'Jumpstart Grammar' and 'Talk for Writing'.

In today's episode we discuss the importance of igniting the spark in our children and that curiosity should be nurtured.

He argues that knowledge without values can be a dangerous thing and that creativity is an antidote. Pie understands we need the creative arts but we can also be creative thinkers across the curriculum and he is clear that imagination is central to creativity which enables a joyful life.

KS2 poem created by children from Oakridge Parochial Primary School - with grateful thanks to all who contributed.

Support the show

Thanks to Chloe Clayton - @clomyster on Instagram for creating the music for this podcast.

Please remember to follow so that you stay up to date with monthly episodes from 'Creative Minds; Shaping the Future'.

You can also find me on various social media platforms, click here for signposts: https://flow.page/t5jnq-1668599555434

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What sparked your curiosity in this episode? Please send your musings...

Pie Corbett is an English educational trainer, author and poet who has written more than 200 books. He is best known for 'Jumpstart Grammar' and 'Talk for Writing'.

In today's episode we discuss the importance of igniting the spark in our children and that curiosity should be nurtured.

He argues that knowledge without values can be a dangerous thing and that creativity is an antidote. Pie understands we need the creative arts but we can also be creative thinkers across the curriculum and he is clear that imagination is central to creativity which enables a joyful life.

KS2 poem created by children from Oakridge Parochial Primary School - with grateful thanks to all who contributed.

Support the show

Thanks to Chloe Clayton - @clomyster on Instagram for creating the music for this podcast.

Please remember to follow so that you stay up to date with monthly episodes from 'Creative Minds; Shaping the Future'.

You can also find me on various social media platforms, click here for signposts: https://flow.page/t5jnq-1668599555434

  continue reading

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