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A couple of folks kindly provided me with the Linkqvist article, which I'm attaching because it might be of interest to those interested in creativity and imagination. I'm attaching a second article by Karen Gallas that also could inform and stimulate this discussion. Karen elaborated this work in her Teachers College Press book, Imagination and Literacy: A Teacher's Search for the Heart of Learning (2003). p -----Original Message----- From: Helen Grimmett [mailto:Helen.Grimmett@monash.edu] Sent: Wednesday, August 18, 2010 7:45 PM To: smago Subject: Lindqvist article Dear Peter, Thanks for putting me onto this article. It looks quite helpful for my work too. I managed to download a copy through my library and have attached the pdf. Cheers, Helen Grimmett
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