Clare Benson is Professor of Primary Education, specialist D&T, Birmingham City University, UK. Suzanne Lawson is Senior Lecturer and the PGCE Secondary Course Leader, University of Worcester, UK.

• 1. Setting the context: design and technology and creativity 2. Teaching creatively and teaching for creativity 3. Teaching design and technology creatively in the early years 4. Creative Design and Technology through starting points 5. Creativity in Design 6. Drawing as a Tool for Thought: How children can use drawing to develop their creative design ideas 7. Creative learning and teaching with construction kits 8. Exploratory and dialogic talk and creative learning 9. Creativity in Food 10. Linking Design and Technology and Computing to promote creative learning experiences 11. Children learning outside the classroom 12. Creativity through Conversation 13. Creativity – future challenges and rewards

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Clare Benson is Professor of Primary Education, specialist D&T, Birmingham City University, UK. Suzanne Lawson is Senior Lecturer and the PGCE Secondary Course Leader, University of Worcester, UK.

• 1. Setting the context: design and technology and creativity 2. Teaching creatively and teaching for creativity 3. Teaching design and technology creatively in the early years 4. Creative Design and Technology through starting points 5. Creativity in Design 6. Drawing as a Tool for Thought: How children can use drawing to develop their creative design ideas 7. Creative learning and teaching with construction kits 8. Exploratory and dialogic talk and creative learning 9. Creativity in Food 10. Linking Design and Technology and Computing to promote creative learning experiences 11. Children learning outside the classroom 12. Creativity through Conversation 13. Creativity – future challenges and rewards

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Clare Benson is Professor of Primary Education, specialist D&T, Birmingham City University, UK. Suzanne Lawson is Senior Lecturer and the PGCE Secondary Course Leader, University of Worcester, UK.

• 1. Setting the context: design and technology and creativity 2. Teaching creatively and teaching for creativity 3. Teaching design and technology creatively in the early years 4. Creative Design and Technology through starting points 5. Creativity in Design 6. Drawing as a Tool for Thought: How children can use drawing to develop their creative design ideas 7. Creative learning and teaching with construction kits 8. Exploratory and dialogic talk and creative learning 9. Creativity in Food 10. Linking Design and Technology and Computing to promote creative learning experiences 11. Children learning outside the classroom 12. Creativity through Conversation 13. Creativity – future challenges and rewards

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