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The Components of the Imagination: Practical Applications of an Innovative but Underused Tool 

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Cropley’s (2014, 634) analysis of how teachers view creativity, he found that educators’ “evocation of ‘more creativity’ has been limited to rhetorical flourishes in policy documents and/or relegated to the borderlands of the visual and performing arts.” Educational Psychology Review 34 (1): 421–49.

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The Components of the Imagination: Practical Applications of an Innovative but Underused Tool 

Faculty Focus

Cropley’s (2014, 634) analysis of how teachers view creativity, he found that educators’ “evocation of ‘more creativity’ has been limited to rhetorical flourishes in policy documents and/or relegated to the borderlands of the visual and performing arts.” Educational Psychology Review 34 (1): 421–49.

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Inclusive Teaching Begins with Authenticity

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We often don’t allow ourselves these moments of connection because connection requires vulnerability and vulnerability goes against everything we’ve been taught about expertise, authority, and credibility in academia. Sociology of Education, 70, 324–345. Kanat-Maymon, Benjamin, Stavsky, Shoshani, & Roth (2015). Morisano, D.,

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Inclusive Teaching Begins with Authenticity

Faculty Focus

We often don’t allow ourselves these moments of connection because connection requires vulnerability and vulnerability goes against everything we’ve been taught about expertise, authority, and credibility in academia. Sociology of Education, 70, 324–345. Kanat-Maymon, Benjamin, Stavsky, Shoshani, & Roth (2015). Morisano, D.,