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Everyone: So what do you plan to do when you decide to go to college?
Me: Major in theater of course.
Everyone: What? No! Don't you know it's a financial waste to major in the arts?! You can do that without majoring in it!
Me: Alright, then I won't go to college.
Everyone: You can't do that! You have to ho to college for something!!
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Do Schools Kill Creativity?
Do Schools Kill Creativity?
Sir Ken Robinson – the well-known British educator and creativity expert says “Yes”.
He states that creativity is as important as literacy and that, further, all children are talented and not afraid to be wrong. Mistakes should not be stigmatized but rather be seen as part of the learning process. Thus, “if you are not prepared to be wrong, you will never come up with something original”.
Here are some important abstracts from his presentation (hopefully it will inspire you to watch the whole presentation given below. It’s really worth watching):
"We don't grow into creativity we grow out of it. Or rather we get educated out of it." Read Our full Article >> Do Schools Kill Creativity?
So I was at a pep rally and like all pep rallies, they make a bunch of students compete in games to earn points to win the spirit stick while some annoyingly peppy teacher does announces the “game” like she’s from the ESPN. Well one of the participants happened to be the president of the drama club. So while he’s doing the stupid game, ESPN lady decides to go to each player and makes commentary. So she’s asking the players what they wanna be when they get out of high school. Then she goes to my president and asks him what he wants to do, and he obviously replies with “I want to be an actor.” Then the lady gives a disapproval “Ooooooh…..” and then she says “You know, only 1 to 2 people in Delaware become successful actors.” And then she just walked away! I was so pissed off when she did that because she just shat on his dreams in front of the entire fucking school! Like I understand it was supposed to be a joke but that’s something you don’t do! Thanks for reminding the drama club that our acting dreams are just a joke. Thanks for reminding us that Delaware is not a place where actors thrive in. Thanks for adding that “performing arts degrees are useless” stereotype in the pile of shit actors have to go through. And thank you for not only insulting the drama club president’s dream but also my dream and my drama family’s dream! And you wonder why I have an everlasting hatred for my school and sports.
I was advised to watch some TED talks and I want to share some of these very interesting perspectives that these people shared. 3/?
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Sir Ken Robinson - Schools kill creativity
