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Hosted by John Spencer · education · EN-US
I want to see teachers transform classrooms into spaces of creativity and wonder. So, here's where I explore what it means to make this a reality.
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Signup to Generate a PitchI want to see teachers transform classrooms into spaces of creativity and wonder. So, here's where I explore what it means to make this a reality.
The Creative Classroom with John Spencer is hosted by John Spencer. The show has published 10 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Why Imitation Might Be the Key to Student Creativity" (22 October 2026), "We Can’t Empower Students by Disempowering Teachers" (16 October 2026), and "How Quantity Can Improve the Quality of Project-Based Learning" (29 September 2026).
The Creative Classroom with John Spencer publishes roughly weekly across 10 episodes.
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John Spencer hosts The Creative Classroom with John Spencer, an education podcast with 10 episodes published.
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The Creative Classroom with John Spencer
We often encourage students to be creative, think outside the box, and find their own voice. But what if one of the best ways to cultivate originality is to begin with imitation? Creativity rarely happens in a vacuum...
The Creative Classroom with John Spencer
In my latest blog post, I contrast two types of professional development approaches. The first is a shame-based model that focuses on black and white thinking and sends the message that we are doing everything wrong...
The Creative Classroom with John Spencer
We often assume that improving the quality of student work means slowing down and spending more time on a single project. But sometimes the opposite is true. Creating more can actually help students create better. In my...
The Creative Classroom with John Spencer
We often assume that creativity requires freedom. Remove the rules, open up the possibilities, and let students run with their ideas. But sometimes the opposite is true. The right constraints can give us a starting...
The Creative Classroom with John Spencer
Sometimes our biggest creative failures reveal what we actually believe about creativity. In fifth grade, a disastrous California Mission project forced me to rethink what it meant to be “creative.” Years later, I can...
The Creative Classroom with John Spencer
We often picture creativity as something big and bold. It’s the ambitious project that draws in the entire community. It’s the big project that kids remember years later. But creativity doesn’t have to be an...
The Creative Classroom with John Spencer
For years, the conversation around educational technology centered on one question: How can we get more technology into classrooms? Today, we’re facing a different challenge. It’s time to move beyond debates...
The Creative Classroom with John Spencer
We want students to be makers and designers. But there’s a surprising source of inspiration for design: the natural world. As we think about moving toward a low-tech approach, we need something better than desks...
The Creative Classroom with John Spencer
The Los Angeles Unified School District has adopted one of the nation’s most restrictive classroom screen time policies. It will dramatically limit technology use across grade levels. Much of the reporting has...
The Creative Classroom with John Spencer
Personalized learning has become one of the biggest promises in educational technology, with adaptive learning platforms and AI tutors claiming to tailor instruction to every student. But genuine personalization has to...
The Creative Classroom with John Spencer
For years, educational technology has promised to make learning faster, more personalized, and more efficient. On some respect, it has delivered on those promises. But as concerns about screen time and student...
The Creative Classroom with John Spencer
This is the first in my summer series I’m calling Low Tech Learning. In today’s podcast and article, I explore the negative aspects of a tech-centric environment and the movement toward going low tech. I...
The Creative Classroom with John Spencer
This week, I’m doing something different with my blog and my podcast. I’ve compiled a list of the most common questions I get about AI when I’m teaching courses and leading professional development on...
The Creative Classroom with John Spencer
If you have followed my blog for any amount of time, you’ll know that I am a huge proponent of project based learning (or PBL for short). I have a PBL hub with articles and resources you can access. I conduct PBL...
The Creative Classroom with John Spencer
Authentic learning has always required a connection to a real context. However, in a generative age, where AI cannot “read the room,” contextual thinking has become more important than ever. In this article...
The Creative Classroom with John Spencer
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