Jonathon J. Parker

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Creative thinking helps to keep the world moving forward. It helps to provide new solutions to problems. It inspires, entertains and creates new ideas. According to the World Economic Forum in 2020, "creativity, originality and initiative" will be the fifth most valued skills for employment in 2025.

Over the past 12 months we have all adapted well to remote teaching. We have overcome challenge after challenge to provide our students with the education they deserve. Now that we have translated our resources to a digital format, we need to ensure that they are universally inclusive for all our learners. To give credit to our learners, they have excelled in quickly adapting to new methods of delivery and new ways of learning.