La première formation de paysagistes concepteurs en France, ruptures et continuités by Bernadette Blanchon

“…Thanks to contributions from abroad and from other disciplines, the orientation of the teaching alternated between engineering and creativity, the legacy of which may be called into question today.…”
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ANTHROPIC PRINCIPLE OF WORLDVIEW STRUCTURE by Олег ПОГОРЄЛОВ, Мирослава КАРПЕНКО

“…The actual expression of the spontaneous correlation of the «I» with the Absolute is spiritual creativity, which is expressed in the production of mythological, religious-symbolic and speculative ideas about the Absolute and in the construction on this basis, respectively, mythological, religious and philosophical pictures of the world. …”
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Examining the attitude towards social media advertisements on purchase intention by Mohammad Saeid Kiani

“…In order to analyze the data and check the hypotheses, SmartPLS software was used.Findings: The results showed that the informativeness of advertisements, social role and image, and creativity in advertisements have a positive and significant effect on the attitude towards social media advertisements. …”
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The EU Public Diplomacy in the United States under the D. Trump Administration: Challenges, Key Projects and Outcomes by A. N. Marchukov

“…Indeed, the EU diplomats proved their creativity in developing innovative programmes which can be instrumental for future development of the EU public diplomacy in general.…”
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INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES FOR COMPANY MARKETING PROCESS – FROM 4P TO 4E: THE CASE OF LEGO GROUP by Olena Parkhomenko, Olena Iarmosh

“…One of the essential products offered by the company is the LEGO SERIOUS PLAY methodology, a creative process designed to enhance innovation and business performance based on using LEGO bricks in work and training. …”
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Career development programs and employee retention: Insights from the Ministry of Works in Tanzania by Hindu Augossy, Richard Msacky, Chacha Magasi

“…. = 1.2122, p = 0.001), and involvement in innovation and creativity (coef. = 1.5216, p = 0.000). Similarly, qualitative findings indicated that career development programs, including educational opportunities, career autonomy, and recognition practices such as awards and promotions, significantly enhance employee retention. …”
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Evidence-Based Design Approach for Assessing Universal Competencies in Higher Education: Advantages and Features by S. M. Avdeeva, K. V. Tarasova

“…It emphasizes the need for valid and reliable tools to measure skills such as critical thinking, creativity, communication, and complex problem-solving. …”
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What are the challenges that social prescribers face when supporting people within dementia and how can these be addressed? A qualitative study. by Claudio Di Lorito, Marie Poole, Greta Rait, Kritika Samsi, Louise McComiskie, Louise Robinson, Jane Wilcock

“…<h4>Introduction</h4>Evidence suggests that social prescribing might have a positive impact on identity, control, creativity and quality of life in people with dementia. …”
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Impact of the teacher education curriculum on the development of 21st-Century skills: Pre-service teachers’ perceptions by Mensah Prince Osiesi, Sylvan Blignaut

“…Findings indicate that the South African TEC largely inculcates 21CS in PTs, the prevalent 21CS among PTs are collaborative, communication, critical thinking, and creativity skills (in that order), and PTs’ excess academic workloads, lack of digital competencies and literacy, and inadequate assessment of ICT-related skills are the main challenges militating against their development of 21CS. …”
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Exploring ESL teachers’ experiences about ICT-based 4Cs skills: a phenomenological study by Raja Bahar Khan Soomro, Rifat Abbas Khan, Irfan Ahmed Rind

“…Abstract This study examines the experiences of university-level English as a Second Language (ESL) teachers in relation to the integration of Information and Communication Technology (ICT)-based 4Cs (communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and creativity) skills in English language teaching and learning. …”
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Human Factors in AR-Enabled Human-Robot Collaboration for Fabrication-Centric Architectural Design Process: A Co-design Workshop Approach. by Wei Win Loy, Anthony Franze, Jared Donovan, Müge Teixeira, Matt Adcock, Markus Rittenbruch

“…By leveraging the adaptability, creativity, and design judgement of designers with the strength, repeatability, and design precision of robotic assistance, HRC has the potential to create a unified design-fabrication workflow. …”
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The Main Characteristics of Dialogic Interaction (Defining the Actual Tasks of Pedagogic Dialog by Y. V. Yermolayeva

“…The paper observes the main characteristics or prerequisites of dialogic interaction: dialogic attitude (emotionally ethical precondition); antinomian thinking (intellectual precondition); open outlook and creativity (precondition of personal meaning creation in the course of dialog). …”
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Girls leading the conversation: harnessing the potential of podcasting for informal and project-based learning by Marc T. Sager, Saki Milton, Candace Walkington

“…The study revealed insights into collaboration, creativity, scriptwriting, recording, and editing among student groups. …”
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RUKUN NASUTION (1928-1998) AND HIS POETRY CORPUS: A Preliminary Study by Hasan Asari, Yusnaili Budianti

“…Rukun Nasution identified available learning potentials around him and maximized it to advance his education. His poetry's creative dimension was manifested using the <em>aa-aa</em> rhyme<em>, </em>with general Islamic themes. …”
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MovieRemix: Having Fun Playing with Videos by Nicola Dusi, Maria Federico, Marco Furini

“…The process of producing new creative videos by editing, combining, and organizing pre-existing material (e.g., video shots) is a popular phenomenon in the current web scenario. …”
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Digital technologies in music education. Using Digital Audio Workstations (DAW) with Project-Based Learning (PBL) by María Elena Cuenca-Rodríguez, Ignacio Pascual-Moltó, Raquel Pastor-Prada

“…These applications can be used as educational tools to encourage musical learning and creativity in secondary and higher education students. …”
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DESIGN ANDROID APPLICATION REMO PUTRI GAYA TAWI DANCE FOR VOCATIONAL STUDENTS by Ainin Nurul Hayati, Setyo Yanuartuti, Welly Suryandoko

“…The android design of the application in remo dance learning places interactive learning knowledge and skills of Tawi style princess remo dance based on 4 kinds of Tawi style princess remo movements and collaborates with project based learning syntax fosters student activity, interest, creativity and understanding so that mastery of the material both in practice and theory becomes very good i.e. 4.5, 4.7, and 4.8. …”
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Acting Styles, Nuances and Linguistic Aesthetics: A Case Study of Ibrahim Chatta in Yoruba Films by Adejoke Adetoun Fadirepo, Adeyemi Oluwadamilare Oresanya

“…It is the attainment and acquisition of skills, ingenious and professional creativity, exhibited by the actor in the process of carrying out a role in film or play production. …”
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Tourism and diversity by Zsuzsanna Bacsi

“…On the other hand, ethnic fractionalisation and the resulting cultural diversity can be welcome as valuable resources as the varied pool of knowledge, traditions, skills, customs, that can enhance innovative ideas and creativity. In the present paper evidence is looked for the relationship between ethnic, linguistic and religious diversity and tourism performance in a cross-country statistical analysis of 155 countries of the world. …”
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The Future of Law Firms (and Lawyers) in the Age of Artificial Intelligence by Anthony E. Davis

“…Part III also discusses the implications of all these changes both for the future role of lawyers individually, and in particular what services will clients still need lawyers to perform: judgment, empathy, creativity and adaptability. In turn, this Part examines what will these changes mean for the size, shape, composition and economic model of law firms, as well as the implications of these changes for legal education and lawyer training. …”
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