What is the best conclusion for the speech- 'Creativity is something that can't be taught'
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Can creativity be taught, that is the question? I think that creativity can't be taught, because creativity naturally comes to people. Webster's Dictionary states that creativity is the ability to create. If you can create something then you are creative person. Everyone has hidden creativity waiting to unfold in his or her minds. Scientists has speculated that we 10% of our brains capacity. Expanding your brain and mind will accelerate your creative potential. But, you can't teach one person how to be creative. You can tell them how to be creative, but you cannot make them be creative. Naturally everyone has creative talent. Everybody can help find and expand his or her creativity through simple fun techniques like drawing, writing or even daydreaming. Daydreaming can be considered as a type of creative. Dreaming was not given to us by accident but is a natural addition to our creativity minds. If you daydream often use this as an advantage, because it is a gift for you to help your creative grow. When you let your mind clear of all thoughts and problems you can let you imagination flow and dream about anything. The ability to imagine was given to all men to compensate him for what he is not. Imagining things as you daydream can help you expand your mind and your creativity. Your memory is like a cabinet of your imagination. Without some type of memory you cannot become a creative person. Every time you imagine something you are being creative. There are different degrees of creativity. There are some people who have very creative minds and who can very easily think of something creative off the top of their heads, and there are some people who have to sit and think before they can come up with something creative to say. Just because their mind registers slower then others, it doesn't mean that you can teach them a quicker way to be creative.