It can
Positive
Affect positive change
Can change peoples perception of other people - creative learning happens
face to face, you learn about other learners and you all go on a journey
together - lots of incidental learning - ‘what’s your job?’ ‘what do you think
of this?’ ‘what would you do if..?’
Can change peoples perceptions of artists and in turn change their
perception of the value of creative thinking and learning
Can change the public’s perception of artists - professionals - worthwhile
career to pursue - social worth.
Re-introduce “no right or wrong answer” into a formal education setting
Remind adults that they can learn new things outside of their jobs and
outside of formal education
Test barriers between professionalism and amateurism - you are not just
defined by what you are paid to do - who are the experts - now that you are an
expert, who can you help become experts too?
Increase participants awareness of their own thinking
Increase participants’ awareness of their preferred learning style
Inform participants that there are other ways to learn that what they may
remember from their own education
Allow participants access to knowledge they may not have been able to
access through formal education models
Metacognition - learning about learning.
Increased respect between participants of intergenerational projects
Increased mutual understanding of participants from different aspects of a
local community.
Negative
Gets lost in itself
Gets lost along the way - too much shared planning and co-construction - no
direction
Feels at loggerheads with what education institutions are judged against -
namely league table and exam results.
difficult to fund as funders want outcomes
less time for ‘skills’ teaching -
participants don’t have the basic skills to access creative learning
be the only was some learners can access knowledge
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