Encouraging Creativity in Your Children Creativity is not so much an inborn quality as it is a learned skill – it is not true that some children are more or less creative than others or more or less capable in creative fields than others, it is very much something that can and should be taught and encouraged. This is because creativity is actually essential in… Read More
Let’s get a piece of paper and draw 30 circles on it. Try adapting as many circles as possible into any objects (i.e. one of the circles can be a plate.) in three minutes. Remember – the goal is quantity but not quality. Time’s up! How many objects can you come up with? 10? 20? This is a creativity exercise called the 30 Circles Test developed by… Read More
Join the i-learner Gavel Club for public speaking with passion. Become a confident public speaker and join our new Gavel Club, a junior version of the world famous Toastmasters Club. The club is led by Mr. Kaushal Silva, founder of the Toastmasters Club at the University of Hong Kong, and two-time winner of the HKU Public Speaking Championship. You will learn to: Plan and organise… Read More
Do you consider yourself a creative person? Since a young age, I have always considered myself a person that lacks creativity. When I was in primary school, the thing I dreaded most was writing stories. Every time my English teacher asked me to write a story, I could never come up with the wild ideas that my friends came up with, and all of my stories were exceptionally… Read More
