11. Ken Robinson: How schools kill creativity

Ken Robinson as an author, speaker and an educational expert.
In this video he talked about educational methods and how we should change them.

"Creativity is as important as education," he said.

It is necessary to be wrong to improve improving creativity. But it is forbidden to be wrong in our culture/society. Sometimes mistakes are even are stigmatized,

Schools teach children math or physics. But schools don't teach dancing, painting and other creative subjects.

Schools and universities focus on a mental improvement head improving versus a physical improvement. body improving.

Our best students become professors and there is something wrong in with this.

We should change our way of considering intelligence. New intelligence should be encompass the 3 "d's": diverse, dynamic, distinct.
1. Diverse. There are different types of intelligence, it is not only the scientific intelligence, it is a creative and constructive one too.
2. Dynamic. The brain embraces information entirely and interaction is totally required for its working ?/ for it to be effective.
3. Distinct. Every man or women have an unique brain and unique abilities. We must pay respect to distinctions the individuality of humans

http://www.ted.com/talks/ken_robinson_says_schools_kill_creativity