For those whose creative outlet isn’t as obvious, here are three tips on how to discover and own your creativity:

It is important to teach children critical thinking skills. We use critical thinking skills every day. They help us to make good decisions, understand the consequences of our actions and solve problems. It’s the process of using focus and self-control to solve problems and set and follow through on goals.

Critical Thinking enables you to see beyond, not judge, cultural norms and learn how to understand other factors that can influence decision-making. This empathy and understanding is crucial to effective teamwork and leadership.

1. Discover your creative outlet. In order to own your creativity, you first need to discover your specific means of self-expression.
2. Own your art.
3. Challenge yourself to think outside the box.

Creativity is a word that means different things to different people. To solve this problem, David proposes we acknowledge two kinds of creativity: “a-Creativity” and “i-Creativity”. He explains this in his keynote speech at TEDx Napoli.

Tina proposes a creativity model called the Innovation Engine (see Figure 1 below). The internal components are knowledge (fuel), imagination (transforming knowledge into ideas), and attitude (spark).

Passi Test of Creativity by B.K. This test measures Fluency, Flexibility, and Originality of the subject. This test includes six sub tests namely, a) seeing problem test, b) the unusual test, c) the consequences test, d) the test of inquisitiveness, e) the square puzzle test, and f) the block test of creativity.