“eCheating: Students find high-tech ways to deceive teachers”, http://www.usatoday.com/news/education/story/2011-12-15/cheating-school-cellphone-electronics/51976698/1, by Greg Toppo.

Yes, creativity can definitely be applied to cheating. I thought this was pretty ingenious: “digitally inserting answers into soft drink labels.”

Another way to look at it is this:

A Growth Mindset is the Hub of the Wheel of Progress

If you ever look at success of almost anybody, a growth mindset in all it’s disguises is the under lying theme.

Some more details in this article are:

- Spell out what the reward represents and recognizes, giving examples of past winners.

- Customize the prizes by finding out what the individual winners would prefer.

- Recognize multiple top performers.

- Limit the kinds of rewards, don’t create so many that they become meaningless.

Creativity is a process of analyzing organizational problem by system if is not a super human or supernatural ability but process of reflecting internal factors behaviors and knowledge which can be acquired from practice and experiences. Similarly it is not a Devine gift of development or higher education.
Needs, desires and interests of customer may be change as per environment. In this situation market cannot be lead by the organization only from traditional way of decision making and historical ideas. So creativity play an important role to take modern decision from scientific approach.

I have met a lot of kids who have been dismissed by schools as having ADD or below average but who have turned out to be very smart individuals.

We really do need to reevaluate our school system. Or else, we’ll just keep going downhill.

A researcher at UC Berkeley says that the ability to form memories relating to specific events, places, and times (episodic memory, or fact-based memories, as opposed to procedural memory) deteriorates with accrued wakefulness, and that sleeping helps move short-term memories into long-term memory, thus allowing more information to go into short term memory later (which can then go into long-term memory), and thus facilitates learning.

Thanks for the recommendations!