Consider what you need to do to develop your creativity skills, for example, to:

• ensure that, in developing practice of the target language, you use creative activities to develop the understanding of learners and improve their powers of communication with others
• encourage learners to experiment and develop linguistic flexibility so that they vary the language they use
• get learners using new language confidently and independently. 

Review your lesson planning and schemes of work to identify opportunities within the framework objectives to provide learners with creative ways of developing their language skills.

MFL provides opportunities to promote thinking skills, through, amongst other things, developing learners' creative use of language and their expression of their own ideas, attitudes and opinions (see also Thinking Skills).

You will find lots of ideas in other e-Learning units in this series for developing your creativity further. Particular reference should be made to Starters, Questioning, Practice and Target Language.

Now return to the list of units in this series to take your studies further.

Please note that work is in progress on a new Creativity e-learning module and this is due to go live in March 2009.