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Keith Sawyer Ph.D.

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Keith Sawyer, Ph.D., is the Morgan Distinguished Professor in Educational Innovations at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He has written 13 books and over 80 scientific articles on creativity, collaboration, and learning. Sawyer's own creative pursuits include 30 years playing jazz piano, a year playing keyboards in a Grateful Dead cover band, and two years designing videogames for Atari.
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Recent Posts
Happy Artists
New research shows that people in arts careers are happier, more resilient, and more well-adjusted than the average person.
Brain Imaging: What Good Is It?
To date, brain imaging largely confirms what we already know from 40 years of traditional cognitive psychology experiments. We are still waiting for surprising new insights to emerge from these technologies.
Double Majors Are More Creative

College students who double major are more creative, especially if their two majors combine arts and science.

College students who double major are more creative, especially if their two majors combine arts and science.