El Elemento in a spanish animation

Creativity expert Sir Ken Robinson challenges us all the time to educate our students cultivating creativity and and acknowledge multiple types of intelligence. 

We have listen him on private schools and public schools theme here.

His last book The Element (you can look inside) has a new Spanish animation version. Just look the video below!

Education:

How interesting it would be showing the video to your students as a motivation for one of your lessons?

As educators, we do realize how our students are creative in many ways. We can develop the creativity of young people as a competency in the acquisition of knowledge moving beyond the system of some tradtional schools.

G-Souto

01.02.2011

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Credits: Video Matt Groening

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Sir Ken Robinson: private schools & public schools

Sir Ken Robinson talks about private schools and public schools after his last book The Element. 


In a year of big changes, the debate goes on!  It's interesting to hear his opinion about the theme.




"People who think differently make the world a more interesting place. We need to nurture and help develop creative people, instead of labeling them as damaged."

Temple Grandin, Author of 
Thinking in Pictures


G-Souto

25.01.2011
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Credits: video - PalomaTV (Santiago, Chile)


The Element book
http://www.elementbook.com/

Sir Ken Robinson: private schools & public schools by G-Souto is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.