Interactive creativity-based learning plans is a modernized approach to nurture creativity in instruction. Visual-arts centered knowledge/teaching occurrence provides primary school scholars the opportunity to interact in a helpful instructional setting. In this sense, modernizing the process of knowledge by “teaching through visual-creativity,” in which primary school scholars are meaningfully stimulated to anticipate the creative-links 'tween specific visual-cunning forms and the anchor concepts of core content fields in education, such as wisdom/math and technology from a broad view.The chapter focuses on the interrelation betwixt interactivity in contemporary abstract visual-creativity and creative-thinking. Supported by mutual-technology, visual-creativity learning activities produce investigative paths to creative/creative-thinking. This chapter outlines the significance of the use of specific art-forms as a combinational pathway of integrating skills into the teaching of usual academic abstract content exist for primary school undergraduates to further their interaction and artistic happening in an increasingly smart-context. In the residue of this chapter, me underexplores the fact that integrated mathematical-aesthetic learning agents have fundamentally renewed the focus from not only answering the existing instruction system, but also find higher level of innovative/common/effective forward-focused education-learning settings. A study was attended to compare, evaluate, and substantiate the effectiveness of visual-creativity-based education digital-technology integrated in competing views of different creativity-tech software/netting-based applications that support the benefits of creative active-learning. The author before concludes with an prominence on the efficient use of beautiful digital-technologies through basic education as a tool to constitute stimulated activities to advance students' learning in a imaginative-process.
Author(s) Details:
Sylvia Stavridi,
Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Egypt.
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