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As children grow and spend more time in schools, their ability for creative thinking is stifled and converted into a more linear way of thinking or solving problems. Schools commonly focus on learning by imitating or repeating, discouraging children from learning through experimenting, observing and imagining. For young children at child care centers, the time they spend interacting with other children and adults can teach them to harness and develop their creative thinking skills through games and creative thinking activities. Click here to Read more

Studies have shown that children lose their creative thinking skills as they get older and learn to think according to the rules of the learning system they are in. In a test for creative thinking skills in a group of children at age 3-5, results showed that 98% of the children possessed abilities for thinking creatively. By the time they reached the age of 13-15 year olds, it had come as low as 10%. This reduction in creative thinking skills was blamed on repetitive and dry teaching methods employed today. Click here to Read more