Misliti, česar ni mislil še nihče drug

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Authors: Shanaia Marie Fernandez, Pauline Kaye Madelo, Ray Anne Lu Suico, Jas Felicisimo Cane, Joy R. Magsayo, Mae D. Capuyan, Nyet Moi Siew, Dharel P. Acut
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Abstract

For the advancement of humanity, scientific creativity is a crucial skill for coming up with innovations, addressing existing issues and interpreting particular scientific phenomena. The present study aimed to determine the scientific creativity level of 23 primary school students. In a single cross-sectional study, a descriptive survey questionnaire modelled on the Scientific Structure Creativity Model (SSCM) incorporated a seven-item scientific creativity test specifically designed to align with the backgrounds of primary school students. The results show that the students have a balance between a low or intermediate scientific creativity level. Of the 23 respondents, 8 have a low scientific creativity level, 8 have an intermediate scientific creativity level and 7 have a high scientific creativity level. The respondents are the most scientifically creative in creative science problem solving. The researchers recommend an intervention such as integrating the arts into the STEM curriculum to help develop students' scientific creativity.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Creativity in Education and Neuroscience Science Education and Pedagogy STEM Education

Publication details

Journal / source
Repository of the University of Ljubljana (University of Ljubljana)
Publication date
14 February 2026
Language
EN