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Do you think showing examples to students kills the creativity??

<p>During the lecture we can show some examples for students' work</p>

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Date Posted: 2014/10/06
Sabahat Usman
by Sabahat Usman , Member of Advisory Review Board , Asian Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences

It is not killing the vcreativity of student but motivate them to think critical and slove the problem in altetnative ways

Roberta Valentini
by Roberta Valentini , Associate Professor , Dhofar University

i don't think so

Hasnaa BOUIJOURAR
by Hasnaa BOUIJOURAR , Writer , ar.welovebuzz.com

Many times, the course only does not help the student to understand. But, examples make the ideas clear for him. They reduce ambiguity. For creativity, don't worry, the student would use it to bring new examples for the exam.

Orouba Dandashly
by Orouba Dandashly , Housing/invoicing/planner , Saudi Oger, Kaust Project

Sure, the more examples you give, the more comprehensible it will become

Deleted user
by Deleted user

Personally I don't think so as long as it is just as an example, in many cases it could be used to "get the ball rolling" and might be just the catalyst required to initiate a student's creative thought process. It is important to use examples for guidance and not as a template to replace creativity.

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