Publish at April 18 2023 Updated April 18 2023
Creativity is sought after in a world of passive consumers. Many school systems seek to ignite the spark of inspiration in students to become proactive citizens. Digital tools allow for much experimentation, of course. However, sometimes letting learners get bored can generate an unsuspected creative fiber.
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