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Compulsory Viewing - educating our children Sir Ken Robinson makes an entertaining and profoundly moving case for creating an education system that nurtures (rather than undermines) c… Started by Joel Josephson	4	Mar 28 Reply by Lisa Hettler
Sir Ken Robinson: Do schools kill creativity? "I think we all have a vested interest in education, partly because it's meant to take us into this future we can't grasp. If you think abo… Started by Stephanie Clarkson	8	Jun 7, 2011 Reply by sophica
What Ken Robinson's book says about school Hi, all. Just read Sir Ken's The Element (think: being in one's element) mostly about how individuals have found and do find their passion,… Started by Anne Collier	7	Sep 17, 2009 Reply by Austin Strickland

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Compulsory Viewing - educating our children

Sir Ken Robinson makes an entertaining and profoundly moving case for creating an education system that nurtures (rather than undermines) c…

Started by Joel Josephson

Mar 28
Reply by Lisa Hettler

Sir Ken Robinson: Do schools kill creativity?

"I think we all have a vested interest in education, partly because it's meant to take us into this future we can't grasp. If you think abo…

Started by Stephanie Clarkson

Jun 7, 2011
Reply by sophica

What Ken Robinson's book says about school

Hi, all. Just read Sir Ken's The Element (think: being in one's element) mostly about how individuals have found and do find their passion,…

Started by Anne Collier

Sep 17, 2009
Reply by Austin Strickland

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