Do schools kill creativity? | Sir Ken Robinson | TED

At the conference, people talked about the importance of education and creativity. Education helps us prepare for the future, but it's hard to know what the world will be like in 2065. Creativity is as important as literacy because children have great ideas, just like a girl who drew God in class. The speaker shared stories about valuing creativity, even when things go wrong, like when her son reversed the order of the Three Wise Men's gifts in a Nativity play. Education often focuses on math, language, and academic ability, but a global revolution is happening to celebrate various forms of intelligence. Many talented people feel doubted by the education system, which can lead to academic inflation. Gillian, an eight-year-old girl, was diagnosed with behavior problems but discovered her talent in dance. She became a successful ballerina and dance company founder. The speaker encourages us to recognize and nurture human capacities and rethink education to foster creativity

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