Teaching Creative Thinking Defines And Demystifies The Essence Of Creative Thinking, And Offers Action-oriented And Research-informed Suggestions As To How It Can Best Be Developed In Learners. Where Once It Was Enough To Know And Do Things, Young People Now Need More Than Subject Knowledge In Order To Thrive: They Need Capabilities. Teaching Creative Thinking A Key Capability Is Creative Thinking, And, In 2021, One Of The Guardians Of Global Comparative Standards, Pisa, Is Recognising Its Importance By Making Creative Thinking The Innovative Assessment Domain To Supplement Their Testing Of 15-year-olds' Core Capabilities In English, Maths And Science. Creative Thinkers Are Inquisitive, Collaborative, Imaginative, Persistent And Disciplined - And Schools Which Foster These Habits Of Mind In Learners Need To Be Creative In Engaging Children And Young People By Embedding Creativity Into Their Everyday Educational Experiences. Teaching Creative Thinking Also Delves Into The Ways In Which A School Can Work Towards The Provision Of Co-curricular Experiences - Such As Partnering With A Range Of External Community Groups - And Better Engage Its Leadership Team And Pupils' Parents With The Idea Of Creative Thinking In Order To Support Learners With Opportunities To Grow. The Authors Offer Many Examples Which Will Inspire Schools To Do Just This, And Collate These Ideas Into Building A Framework For Learning That Equips Young People In Schools Today With The Twenty-first Century Skills And Capabilities That Will Enable Them To Thrive In The Workforce Of Tomorrow.