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Effective practice: Creativity and Critical Thinking
The early Years Foundation Stage 00012-2007 CDO-ENEffective practice: Creativity and Critical Thinking Crown copyright 200701 Effective practice: Creativity and Critical ThinkingKey messages Creativity emerges when children become absorbed in exploring the world around children s attention during play often disturbs a child s flow of ideas but adults can, and should, contribute by following children s children s Thinking makes adults aware of children s interests and understandings and enables them to foster development of knowledge and ideas. Children discover new meanings when they explore possibilities and create new connections between people, places and fosters Critical Thinking by allowing children to review and Creativity and Critical Thinking meansCreativity and Critical Thinking are processes that are child led but which benefit greatly from the sensitive contributions of others. The processes involve making connections between things, people or places in ways that are new and personally meaningful.
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