Ken Robinson: How to Escape Education’s Death Valley
Ken Robinson: How to Escape Education’s Death Valley
Culture of the school and teaching process is important in educating all children. We should support a creative education revolution – “Education is a human system, not a mechanical one.” Ken Robinson
Let’s educate students to learn how to learn and apply their knowledge for life success.
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This entry was posted on May 16, 2013 by Beyond The Applause ~ College and Career Discovery in Planning Beyond High School and tagged applying, creativity, education, knowledge, learning, non-traditional, students.Shortlink
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