Creativity Assessment Tools

Students engage in mental and social processes to generate new ideas and concepts, and new associations between existing ideas and concepts, leading to new ways of doing things that can change thinking, processes, and products. Students:

• Tap in to multiple intelligences.

• Thrive when given a choice in process and product results.

• Use higher level questioning.

• Use applied imagination through the Imagine→Create→Play→Share→Reflect→Imagine process.

• Participate in authentic learning experiences and reflection.

• Apply new ways to solve problems.

• Create new products and processes.

• Express themselves artistically.

Creativity Assessment Tools

• Maker Rubric

• Creativity Rubric by Grant Wiggins

• A Rubric for Creativity (article --scroll down for rubric)

• Creative Thinking Skills Rubric

• Rubric for Invention

• Critical & Creative Thinking Rubric

• Invention Rubric

• Invention Convention Grading Rubrics

• K-2 Creativity and Innovation Rubric

• 3-5 Creativity and Innovation Rubric

• 6-12 Creativity and Innovation Rubric

• K-2 Creativity and Innovation Rubric - Westonka Public Schools

• 3-5 Creativity and Innovation Rubric - Westonka Public Schools

• 6-8 Creativity and Innovation Rubric - Westonka Public Schools

• 9-12 Creativity and Innovation Rubric - Westonka Public Schools

• Creative Thinking Skills Rubric - Denton ISD

Articles of Interest:

• How businesses measure innovation: "The Innovation Process and how to Measure it" by Langdon Morris, Innovation Labs

• Four Ways to Measure Creativity - The Cognitive Science of Education