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In this final episode of the Winter 2025 Listen and Learn Series of the Fueling Creativity in Education Podcast, hosts Dr. Matthew Worwood and Dr. Cyndi Burnett delve into the concept of uncertainty in the learning process. Revisiting a profound conversation with renowned creativity expert Dr. Ron Beghetto, they explore how embracing uncertainty and acknowledging negative emotions can enhance creativity and learning outcomes in the classroom.
Episode Highlights:
Key Quote from Dr. Ron Beghetto:
"Why isn't it okay for young people to have negative emotions in school when they're really doing difficult work? Why isn't it okay for them to get angry and frustrated? I think it's okay to recognize it. And in fact, it's supportive to let a teacher say... 'I see that you're angry. I can understand that you're angry. Do you need help? Can we support you in kind of working through this?'"
Discussion Questions for Professional Learning Communities (PLCs):
Supporting Negative Emotions:
Differentiating Uncertainty:
Tools and Strategies:
Reflecting on Practice:
Resources Mentioned:
Join the Conversation:
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Eager to bring more creativity into your school district?
Check out our sponsor Curiosity2Create.org
By Dr. Matthew J. Worwood and Dr. Cyndi Burnett4.9
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In this final episode of the Winter 2025 Listen and Learn Series of the Fueling Creativity in Education Podcast, hosts Dr. Matthew Worwood and Dr. Cyndi Burnett delve into the concept of uncertainty in the learning process. Revisiting a profound conversation with renowned creativity expert Dr. Ron Beghetto, they explore how embracing uncertainty and acknowledging negative emotions can enhance creativity and learning outcomes in the classroom.
Episode Highlights:
Key Quote from Dr. Ron Beghetto:
"Why isn't it okay for young people to have negative emotions in school when they're really doing difficult work? Why isn't it okay for them to get angry and frustrated? I think it's okay to recognize it. And in fact, it's supportive to let a teacher say... 'I see that you're angry. I can understand that you're angry. Do you need help? Can we support you in kind of working through this?'"
Discussion Questions for Professional Learning Communities (PLCs):
Supporting Negative Emotions:
Differentiating Uncertainty:
Tools and Strategies:
Reflecting on Practice:
Resources Mentioned:
Join the Conversation:
Don't have a professional learning community? Join the Curiosity to Connect Network to participate in monthly webinars, access creative lesson plans, and be part of a supportive community focused on fostering creativity in education
Eager to bring more creativity into your school district?
Check out our sponsor Curiosity2Create.org

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