Creative Conversation – Falkirk, Stirling and Clackmannanshire

Forth Valley Creative Learning’s second Creative

Conversation for 2015 is happening tomorrow, Wednesday 18th March,

4.30pm – 6.30pm.

 

There are still a few places remaining if you would like to come along

or if any staff are interested in attending.

 

 

Design Thinking – Solving Problems and Challenges using Creative

Approaches

 

Led by Dr Scott Sherwood – Live Think Design

 

Makers Gallery and Bistro, Alloa, Clackmannanshire

www.themakersvillage.com

 

Wednesday 18th March 2015

4.30pm – 6.30pm

 

Doors open at 4pm for refreshments and registration and time after for

networking and refreshments until 7pm

 

All welcome.

 

After February’s sold out conversation exploring De Bono’s lateral

thinking theories we continue our focus on creative problem solving.

 

We are looking forward to welcoming Dr Scott Sherwood who will lead a

participative and engaging 2 hour workshop sharing some tools and

exercises you can use to consider new thinking about existing issues in

school, community or work.

 

This session will introduce design thinking, a rigorous creative

process that enables individuals and organisations to identify and

articulate the challenges they face, while also enabling them to create

feasible and viable solutions. Using design thinking tools and

methodologies, individuals and organisations are able to develop empathy

for the people they are designing for (i.e. pupils, students, teachers,

lecturers, staff etc), challenge their own assumptions and understand

their underlying motivations.

 

Dr Scott Sherwood is a widely published academic and has led

organisational change initiatives, including the innovation programme in

the Technology Strategy Board’s £24 million Future City Demonstrator.

 

This workshops is open to head teachers, teachers, SLA’s, education

officers, early year’s educators, lecturers (FE and HE), students,

arts development officers, CLD officers, youth workers, community

workers etc. This workshop would also be of interest to creative

practitioners working in a learning / community context. All welcome.

 

If you would like to join us please book free tickets via:

www.brownpapertickets.com/event/1299170

 

Forth Valley Creative Learning is a collaboration between Education in

Falkirk, Stirling and Clackmannanshire, creating together opportunities

to explore creativity and creative learning.

 

Kind Regards

 

Clare

 

Clare Hoare

Senior Practitioner (Creative Learning)

Education

Stirling and Clackmannanshire Councils

Teith House

Kerse Road

Stirling

FK7 7QA

Mon – Wed: Tel: 01786 274000 (Tolbooth)

Thurs – Fri: Tel: 01786 233226 (Teith House)

Mobile: 07876 877004

Email: hoarec@stirling.gov.uk

The aims of the Creative Learning programme and Forth Valley Creative

Learning are to support, increase and enhance participation in a wide

range of cultural and creative learning activities both within and out

of schools through the development and support of imaginative projects,

programmes and activities in collaboration with schools, creative

practitioners, local and national arts organisations and other partners

such as Creative Scotland and Education Scotland.

Forth Valley Creative Learning network is open to anyone with an

interest in creative learning for children and young people. In

partnership with Falkirk Council Education we host a number of talks and

professional development opportunities during the year. If you would

like to find out more or join our mailing list please email

creativelearning@stirling.gov.uk

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