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Creative Thinking of Students in Higher Education: A Literature Review

"Creative thinking plays an important role in student learning and development in higher education. Creative thinking exacts many benefits and impacts on students' mindsets and capabilities in higher education, no matter what domains or majors. It's necessary to learn what Creative thinking is for students in higher education, and how many influential factors for Creative thinking or what kinds of influences Creative thinking make for learners in higher education, as well as what strategies can be used to develop Creative thinking for cultivating students’ mindsets, abilities, and potentials which contribute to their lifelong learning and development. The research gap of Creative thinking is shared within this literature review study and the limitation of the study is also discussed for references of researchers, scholars, students, and administrators."

Meina Liu

Meina Liu is a 7th-year doctoral candidate in Educational Leadership at Warner School of the University of Rochester. An international student from China, Meina's doctoral research study particularly focuses on creativity and entrepreneurship, but her personal research interests also relates to art, education, identity, and spirituality. She was raised in a family atmosphere full of education, art, and freedom of creativity which cultivated and contributed to her personal creative, art, and educational potential development and career pursuit.

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