Abstract
This paper explores factors that are considered to contribute to creativity and problem-solving in art education. It then reports on two exploratory, small-scale action-research studies designed to investigate the extent to which art approaches incorporating the factors identified foster creativity and creative problem-solving in art. The results suggest that if creativity and problem-solving are to be developed in art then the total classroom programme probably must support this.
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