Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Schools kill creativity


Hi, today I to talk about a talk by Sir Ken Robinson, “Schools kill creativity”. Sir Ken Robinson speaks to us about the importance of the creativity in the schools system.   
Sir Ken Robinson talks about how the education Systems are organizad in general. It refers to that creativvity is left out of educational space, but from their point of view, creativity shlould have the same space as the literacy.
Creativity ir forgottem for two rehaznos, Fritz because it stigmatizes the mistake, because it is taught that wrong is the worts that can happen, and the fear not create something new and therefore misses the creativity in children and also in adults.  And second is the prioritization of subjets given  in the schools, math and lenguaje are more important than artistic subjects like arts, music, dance and theater,  but Why is this hierarchization?, Why education is focused in the head, leaving the body?. Regarding this, Sir Ken Robinson said that education systems are based on academic ability, because thet arise to supply the needs of industrialization, the subjects are more useful the more serve to work, leaving out many talented people.   
Sir Ken Robinson finally proposes to rethink the fundamental principles of education, and currently is running out a single resource –the ability academic- being that the people hace many resources, aims to educate people more complete.  
I think the conference Sir Ken Robinson is a very interesting proposal in education, so that speech can be seen anywhere in the world, in Chile and even in education that we receive. For example, the last year in Chile was proposed and carried out the reduction in hours of arts and technology, to increase the hours of language and mathematics, with special emphasis on these areas. It is important to assess the human as a whole and not only to emphasize academic skills, as these are a part of it and in doing so we may leave out important aspects of the person.

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