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Creativity, Technology & Teacher Education

Henriksen, Danah - Personal Name; Mishra, Punya - Personal Name;

This special issue of the Journal of Technology & Teacher Education puts the spotlight on the topic of creativity – within the scope of technology and teacher education. The importance of creativity in teaching can be traced back to foundational thinkers such as Dewey (1916; 1934) and Vygotsky (1960). In more recent years creativity in education has begun to receive a significant level of attention (Florida, 2002; Pink, 2005; Robinson, 2003; 2011; Sawyer, 2011; Zhao, 2012). As it becomes clear that we must develop creatively thinking students that can problem solve and work across fields, creativity in teaching becomes essential (Cropley, 2003; Sternberg, 2006). Teacher educators, first and foremost, will be faced with helping future teachers develop the skills and knowledge required of them in 21st century classrooms.


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The College has been affiliated to the University of Cape Coast (UCC) over the years till 2019 when the University of Ghana took the role of Affiliation. Currently the college is affiliated to the University of Ghana and offers a range of B.Ed. teacher education programs.

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