To develop creativity in your students, you will-

Encouraging originality and flexibility

• The constant rote memorization, passive learning, copying facts discourage creative expression.
• The teacher always must encourage originality from the part of children and should ask them a variety of questions to bring flexibility in their answers. 

• The teacher should remove the hesitation and fear from the children, by allowing those children to say or write anything no matter how crude they are.

• Provide ample opportunities for multiple thinking by sharing their creative and constructive ideas in the class.

• The teacher should allow adequate freedom to children in responding to a situation.
• They should be encouraged to think about as many ideas as they may think for the solution of a problem.

• Self-confidence, persistence, and tolerance of criticism are some of the qualities that are necessary for creative output.
• The teacher should help students to imbibe these qualities and they should be encouraged to tolerate the criticism of their creative expression.

• A teacher should use the brain-storming, debates, three-dimensional models, and miniatures to help students in developing creativity for the attainment of various concepts.