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Today's corporate challenges require creativity from business leaders, but current classroom practice within business schools does not necessarily encourage students to think creatively so that innovation is possible. We authors, one a professor of management and the other a professor of art history, argue that borrowing broad pedagogical strategies more typically used to nurture creativity among visual artists, most notably a focus on process, liberal arts study, and careful observation, will go a long way toward liberating our business students to develop and express their creativity.
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