I encourage creativity because it matters - not to the world or to the future or to the economy, but to the students. Right now. In this moment, it matters. And it matters because we are naturally creators. We are makers. It's part of what makes us human. It's part of what makes life worth living. It's not a new thing and it isn't suddenly important just because factories are being shipped away. Creativity has always mattered and it always will.
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