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Imaginative Inventions.(Imaginative Inventions By Cherise Mericle Harper)(Professor Aesop's The Crow and the Pitcher By Stephanie Gwyn Brown)(Column)

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From: Science and Children
Date: 20060701
Author:Ansberry, Karen; Morgan, Emily

Byline: Karen Ansberry, Emily Morgan

In today's fast-growing, highly competitive global marketplace, innovative thinking is more important than ever. Encourage your students' creativity, imagination, and problem-solving skills with these technological design activities. Technology involves using science to solve problems or meet needs, and the understanding of technology can be developed by challenging students to design a solution to solve a problem or invent something to meet a need. Inventions don't have to be entirely new ideas. Sometimes they can be improvements to ...

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