The phrase "creative imagine" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "creative imagination"? You can use "creative imagination" when discussing the ability to think of new and original ideas or concepts.
Example: "Her creative imagination allows her to come up with innovative solutions to complex problems."
Alternatives: "inventive thinking" or "original creativity."
That said, STEAM may also include creative, imagined problems embedded in problem scenarios that may not appear plausible but serve to assist students in conceptualizing and solving the larger, authentic problem.
In our new wearable-tech series, The Concepts, The Creators Project investigates the various innovators at work designing wearables that evolve art forms and practices, as well as how these creatives imagine the future of wearable tech.
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Presumably, applied foresights epistemic expertise is required when developing rigorous qualitative and creative imagining (e.g., brainstorming, scenarios, futures workshops), while performative expertise is required when doing quantitative ranking and assessments (Delphi, technology roadmaps, forecasting, etc).. Expert-based foresights will undoubtedly need support from both strands of expertise.
I want more creative imagining.
Theology is a serious and creative imagining--stories that get loose and build and unbuild worlds as another theologian, Laurel Schneider, says in Beyond Monotheism.
At the end of the evening, Colson Whitehead was awarded the fiction prize for his novel "The Underground Railroad," a deep, creative imagining of a young woman's escape from slavery.
Isn't something to be said for artists who, in an act of creative empathy, try to imagine the lives of others embroiled in the Holocaust and legacy (consider, say, Nicole Kraus's recent novel Great House, steeped as it is in creatively imagining the lives of Holocausts survivors)?
Get creative and imagine your teacher's alter ego, or scare yourself silly.
"It's funny because one of the hallmarks of Asperger's or autism is an inability to kind of imagine or do creative, imaginative play," Mr. Meloy said.
