PROMOTING CREATIVITY IN CHILDHOOD
A Practical guide for counselors, educators, and parents
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Back of the Book A concise-yet satisfying-guide to the basic of development of creativity and giftedness Designed specifically for practicing helping professionals, educators, and parents, Dr. Nanolla Yazdani’s Promoting Creativity in Childhood offers a broad overview of founding principles and practical approaches for developing creative potential of children at school and at home. Though brief, this pragmatic text provides all the materials suggested by accrediting bodies for basic guidance, teaching, and developing courses. Promoting Creativity in Childhood offers insight into an array of important topics, including: .
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A concise- yet satisfying- guide to the basic of development of creativity and giftedness.
Designed specifically for practicing helping professionals, educators, and parents, Dr. Nanolla Yazdani’s Promoting Creativity in Childhood offers a broad overview of founding principles and practical approaches for developing creative potential of children at school and at home. Though brief, this pragmatic text provides all the materials suggested by accrediting bodies for basic guidance, teaching, and developing courses. Promoting Creativity in Childhood offers insight into an array of important topics, including:
- The history of child development
- Prenatal and post natal development
- The nature, dynamics, and stimulation of creativity and imagination imagery.
- Physical, cognitive, and psychosocial creativity development from embryonic stages to the conclusion of sixth year of life.
- The role of play
- Basic for parents, developing curriculum in classroom, and interacting with children at home.
This state-of-the art text provides developmental activities intended to enhance children’s creativity and enrich their developmental journey.
About the Author
Nanolla Yazdani was born in Iran. He received his Ph. D. in Educational Psychology with concentration in Creativity, Giftedness, and psychological Assessment from Mississippi State University in 1984. He has been in working as a psychologist in various govermental and privite sectors. He has published several papers in the referred journals in the feild of creativity. Presently, he is a graduate faculty member at Jackson State University in Jackson Mississippi. He likes traveling, research, sending time with the family, and cooking.