For the purpose of this artice, we will follow Bohm and define ‘creativity’ to be akin to the notion of
‘originality’ and the ability to ‘overturn paradigms in thinking’. We do so both for its ease of comprehension and its relevance to the project described in the paper. It must be noted however, that in the
literature, creativity is commonly associated with a major shift or revolution in thinking (Sternberg,
2001; Bohm, 2004). However, we feel that an absolute definition such as this is not required. In the
context of education particularly, a shift in one’s own thinking or a revelation, however small, would
still count as a creative act. Creativity might therefore be considered as having varying degree
associated with it depending on the sphere of its influence (Munakata and Vaidya, 2011, manuscript
submitted for publication)