Why are not all children equally good at creative tasks? Working memory profile seems to explain some differences. Lisette Hornstra, Evelyn Kroesbergen and myself wrote an article about this. Using the link below you can read this article for free.
https://t.co/nop7YHvYec
Kip Thorne was overcome with emotion while looking at an image of Albert Einstein.
A century ago, Einstein predicted the existence of gravitational waves. In 2015, Thorne and a collaboration of more than 1,000 physicists finally observed gravitational waves for the first time.
New year, new job! With the end of my PhD near, I am starting a new job at the University of Amsterdam as an assistant professor. I am looking forward to teach and do research in a new environment. Many thanks to the colleagues at Radboud University, I enjoyed working with you!
Jos Tolboom, Olivier van Beekum and I wrote an article on the effect of near-peer teaching in robotics education. We found several positive effects, like an increase in STEM-attitudes. You can read our article here: https://t.co/hrQ0dLzIL2
Save the date!
The next online UPCE seminar 'Promoting Creativity in Primary Education' given by @MarevanHooijdonk, @xRobinWillemsen and @VinkIsabelle will take place on May 25th at 16h (CET time). We hope to see you there!
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As AI is being implemented in classrooms around the world, a key question is proposed; what is the role of machines in human creativity? Join us September 29th at 10am (CET) for the online UPCE seminar ‘The Role of Creativity in Human and Artificial Cognition’ by @becmarrone
Today was the last day of the MIC creativity conference. The location was gorgeous, and I couldn't be more grateful that we were able to be there in person to share so many amazing insights. Until we meet again Bologna!
Possibility Studies Network are launching a graduate researcher reading group on 15/10/21 at 5pm CEST. We will start with Ron Beghetto's chapter on Uncertainty and Possibility. If you are interested register here: https://t.co/Ni3ULccyyz. Retweets appreciated!
I am proud to announce that the first article of my PhD research, is live! We show that convergent thinking helps to perform well on mathematics tasks. Especially open mathematics tasks allow for creative thinking. For more details, give it a read here: https://t.co/Mr2UlzpLnR
Still two days left for the next online creativity seminar: 'Advancements in creativity assessment: A psychometric and neuroscience perspective' given by @BenedekMathias. Join us Thursday 17 June 16:00-17:00pm (CET). Link to ZOOM: https://t.co/TcZw3DK5eH
@Radboud_Uni@UniGraz
Curious about insights in neurocognitive processes & approaches to assess creativity? Join us June 17th at 16pm (CET) for the seminar ‘Advancements in creativity assessment: A psychometric and neuroscience perspective’ by @BenedekMathias. Link to ZOOM: https://t.co/TcZw3DK5eH
This summer, exciting online seminars are coming up from @BenedekMathias, BaptisteBarbot's lab, and XiaojingGu. Are you interested in creativity topics ranging from assessment, individual differences and creativity training? Follow @united_platform for all updates!