Sir Ken Robinson discusses the irony of No Child Left behind in this 2013 TED talk. He argues that the Bush era policy stresses conformity (in a culture of compliance) and that is what is turning our kids off to the potential of education. He says that in some parts of America 60% of kids drop out of highschool and 80% of Native American kids drop out and he adds that if these numbers were halved it could create as much as a net gain to our economy of a trillion dollars.
Isn't that what's at stake? The future of our children AND our economy?
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
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