Schools are Killing Creativity

This is a feature at TA, that shares TED talks that can help you be a better educator. These posts will be archived on the Philosophy page.  The general focus is Education but are not limited to that. They can include other things as well.

Sir Ken Robinson delivered this talk in 2006. It has already been published all around the web, however it is such a good talk that I wanted to share it with the TA followers. He is funny, witty, and extremely intelligent.

Be prepared to laugh and then change instantly to a state of deep thought and then back again into laughter. Sir Robinson speaks on how schools need to change the way they approach education.

Think about your own philosophy of education. Do you believe that math and science are the most useful subjects? Are they the most important?

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