How can you incorporate marginalized perspectives into creativity and innovation education?
Creativity and innovation are often seen as universal and neutral skills, but they are also influenced by the cultural and social contexts of the people who practice them. If you want to foster creativity and innovation education that is inclusive, diverse, and ethical, you need to incorporate marginalized perspectives into your curriculum, pedagogy, and assessment. Here are some ways to do that.
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Giovanna Carbajal MorrisDe Desempleada a CEO de Magio Group con mi Marca Personal y Estrategias de Crecimiento | Innovando y Creando Futuros…
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Raúl Oliván CortésCEO Hexagonal LAB /Foundation /Consulting | 6 vectors for innovation and systemic change | Founder of LAAAB & Zaragoza…
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Alexander JardineGrowth Manager | Link Building Specialist | Driving Business Growth