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"It has been said that imagination is more important than knowledge, and for any experienced classroom teacher it is easy to see daily evidence of this...
Dr. Murray Hunter of the University of Malaysia Perlis has listed the 8 types of imagination we use on a daily basis, with explanations for each." His definition "Imagination is a manifestation of our memory and enables us to scrutinize our past and construct hypothetical future scenarios that do not yet, but could exist. Imagination also gives us the ability to see things from other points of view and empathize with others."
Read on to learn the 8 types of imagination and links to additional resources.
