“Imagination First offers a blueprint for tapping into the power of imagination, which is the core of innovation. To maintain our competitive edge, we need to balance instruction, encouraging our children to be creative and to develop their imaginations. Every student should be in a classroom where investigating, questioning, and discovering are inherently part of the curriculum. In today's economy, these skills are essential for success and continued world leadership in the 21st century.”

—John I. Wilson
Executive Director, National Education Association