Sir Ken Robinson’s original 2006 TED talk was one of the most downloaded of all. The reason was very clear. What he had to say about the way that so much of today’s schooling is stifling creativity in our children resonated so strongly with so many people.
Sir Ken’s 2010 talk picks up from there with a message that evolutionary reform of education may not be enough – he advocates nothing short of revolution. He’s very clear that we should not be simply trying to figure out how to do what we did yesterday a bit better, but have to be figuring out completely new things to do in totally new ways.
See it here:
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