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Author Heist, Paul.

Title The creative college student: an unmet challenge.

Publication Info. San Francisco : Jossey-Bass, 1968.

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 Moore Stacks  LB1062 .H37    Available  ---
Edition [1st ed.]
Description xviii, 253 pages ; 24 cm.
Series The Jossey-Bass series in higher education
Jossey-Bass series in higher education.
Note "A publication of the Center for Research and Development in Higher Education, University of California, Berkeley."
Five of the chapters, now considerably revised, were presented in a conference sponsored by the Center for Research and Development in Higher Education of the University of California at Berkeley.
Bibliography Includes bibliographies.
Contents pt. 1. Focus: A dialogue on creativity -- Uneasy youth: four sketches / Paul Heist -- pt. 2. Creative student in liberal arts and sciences: Creative students: college transients / Paul Heist -- Education of creative science students / Benson R. Snyder -- pt. 3. Artistically talented and the educational establishment: Nurturing talent and creativity in the arts / Vittorio Giannini -- Education of the jazz virtuoso / Ralph J. Gleason -- pt. 4. Creative student and academic standards: Selecting students with creative potential / Donald W. MacKinnon -- Creative student and the grading system / Joseph Axelrod -- pt. 5. Directions toward solution: Educating for creativity: a modern myth? / Donald W. MacKinnon -- Personality development and creativity in the Soviet Union / Nevitt Sanford -- Curricular experiences for the creative / Paul Heist and Robert Wilson -- Appendix: Considerations in the assessment of creativity / Paul Heist.
Subject College students.
College students.
Creative thinking.
Creative thinking.
Creativiteit.
Hoogbegaafdheid.
Studenten.
Hoger onderwijs.
7.150.
Added Author University of California, Berkeley. Center for Research and Development in Higher Education.