Anna Craft Creativities in Education Prize - Special Commendation

  • Fairchild, Nikki (Recipient), Taylor, Carol A. (Recipient), Benozzo, Angelo (Recipient), Carey, Neil (Recipient), Koro-Ljungberg, Mirka (Recipient) & Elmenhorst, Constanse (Recipient)

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    The Anna Craft Creativities in Education Prize is named for Anna Craft (1961-2014) who championed the role of creativity in education. She coined the term “possibility thinking” to describe the move from what is to what might be in a problem-solving, route-finding approach to creativity – an inescapable requirement in today’s fast-changing world. The SIG Convenors award the prize annually and is presented at the BERA Annual Conference. Awarded for abstract 'Against Methodolatry: A Materialist, Post-Qualitative Invocation of Speaking in Tongues'
    Awarded date28 Oct 2020
    Degree of recognitionInternational
    Granting OrganisationsBritish Educational Research Association

    Awarded at event

    Event titleBritish Education Research Association Conference 2020
    Period10 Sept 2020 → 14 Sept 2020

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