Роль и значение креативности на уроках английского языка

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  21st
  century
  skills
  Creativity
  Critical thinking
  Collaborative skills
  Leadership
  Digital literacy
  

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  ROLE AND IMPORTANCE OF CREATIVITY
  IN ENGLISH CLASSROOM
  English teacher: Akhmetova Gulmira Kabatayevna
  
  Pavlodar, 2019
  

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  CREATIVITY
  
  - the ability to find new solutions to a problem or new
  modes of expression; thus it brings into existence
  something new to the individual and to the culture;
  - the ability to look at the ordinary and see the extraordinary;
  - the ability to see what everyone else has seen, and to think what nobody else has thought;
  the ability to make or think or see or hear something that
  did not exist before.
  

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  How important is the role of creativity in
  today’s classroom and its benefits
  
  Learn with
  fun
  Freedom of
  expression
  

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  How important is the role of creativity in
  today’s classroom and its benefits
  
  Emotional
  development
  Enhances
  thinking capability
  

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  How important is the role of creativity in
  today’s classroom and its benefits
  
  Reduces
  stress
  and anxiety
  Improves focus
  and attention
  

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  How important is the role of creativity in
  today’s classroom and its benefits
  
  Better
  communicators
  Future
  opportunities
  

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  How important is the role of creativity in
  today’s classroom and its benefits
  
  Innovative
  mindset
  Drive lifelong
  learning
  

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  CREATIVE ACTIVITIES
  Exercises and strategies enhancing the four abilities, which are
  writing, speaking, listening, and reading
  Activity 1: Remembering English Grammar and Structures
  Activity 2: Creating a Fictional Story
  Activity 3: Promoting Creative Writing
  Activity 4: Sharing a Speech
  Activity 5: Circles of Life
  Activity 6: Drawing and Speaking
  Activity 7: Asking and Answering Questions
  Activity 8: Students’ Autonomy in Creating Their Own Activities
  (topical videos, presentations, mind maps, posters, table games).
  
  

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  PROMOTING CREATIVE WRITING
  Little thief: When I was around four or five I was with my mom at this store buying some Christmas gifts. As we were leaving I saw these little plushy dinosaurs that fit perfectly in my hands. I grabbed two of them and stashed one in each of my pockets. My pockets were so small that they made me look like I had two rumors on each of my hips. I still remember the rush of energy I got from actually leaving the store undetected. Well, when my mom and I got to the car, she found them and called the store back and made me apologize.
  Foreign student trauma: When I first moved from Lithuania to America I was 5 years old and didn’t speak any English. On the first day of kindergarten I was crying so much that my teacher picked me up and let me sit on her lap, meanwhile the rest of the kids sat on the carpet in front of me and watched me cry while she explained to them what was going on (in a language I didn’t understand). Our school was 3 buildings put together, and the pick up was at the “blue” building but my classroom was at the “red” building, so they put a sign over my neck that said “I don’t speak English and I’m going to the blue building” and sent me away to follow a crowd of other kids. I’m still traumatized…
  Mouthology:  A Professor was traveling by boat. On his way he asked the sailor:
  “Do you know Biology, Ecology, Zoology, Geography, physiology?
  The sailor said no to all his questions.
  Professor: What the hell do you know on earth. You will die of illiteracy.
  After a while the boat started sinking. The Sailor asked the Professor, do you know swiminology & escapology from sharkology?
  The professor said no.
  Sailor: “Well, sharkology & crocodilogy will eat your leggology, headology & you will dieology because of your mouthology.
  
  

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  CREATIVE ACTIVITIES
  

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  CONCLUSIONS
  It is the role of a good teacher to bring in the right mix of creativity in classrooms and bring out the best in the students. The pleasure of creativity also contributes a lot to improved health and this helps them to have a continued growth in academics as well as world of creativity. Sir Ken Robinson said “Creativity now is as important in education as literacy, and we should treat it with the same status.” Every child has some inbuilt creativity in them and proper guidance from the teacher coaxes and cultivates it to help them grow up as creative individuals.
   Creativity in the classroom will help students to express their unique creative identity and help them to think about and use language in a creative way.
  Students can grow up as good communicators in addition to improving their emotional and social skills. Creative classrooms can really transform the way students acquire education and how they apply it in their real life. In fact, creative expression plays a key role in a student’s emotional development.