… We also test whether children who gesture demonstrate more creativity in their narrative …
The authors suggested that gesture production could enable creative thinking among children. …

… producing iconic gestures facilitated participant's memory recall. A study by Cook, Yip, and
Goldin-Meadow (2010) reported positive effects of producing iconic gestures (vs. no gesture) …

… or gestures, but what differentiates it from creative doing or … environment that supports
children’s creative thinking. These … the environment to facilitate children’s creativity. Intentional …

… This paper addresses these issues and examines thinking faces in children's argumentative
… Since the analytical focus is not on gesture, I do not transcribe different gesture phases to …

… This systematic review analyzes the differential use of gestures in learning by children with
… 1) Children with ID accompany their spoken language with more gestures than TD children; …

… gesture can support children’s understanding of spoken instruction and whether the benefit
of teaching though speech and gesture … explore the impact of gesture in analogical reasoning…

… , we use gestures to express ourselves when we detail our thinking or try to explain a concept,
especially a scientific model, to a teacher or classmate. Those gestures are essential, as it …

… , becomes a child-centred method if creative thinking emerges from the child’s play as an …
, the muscles to make facial expressions and gestures) or technological ones like pen and ink, …

… children's EF and math abilities (see Clements et al., 2016 for a review), as well as gestures
… In this review, we discuss how children's use of and exposure to hand gestures during math …

… creativity, suggesting that children develop imagination (a key component of creative thinking…
30) and that drawing, in addition to gestures, offers young children a way to visually convey …