First point I’d like to discuss is education VS. creativity. Is education really the main thing behind “killing creativity” or are there other things that are doing a better job at that!!
Societies seem to be drawing borders around itself to limit what’s usual and normal according to how familiar it is to the majority’s experiences. Therefore, creativity in the definition of unusual, unique, different and not familiar is rejected and categorized as an abnormal behavior or thinking of the person.
Besides the theory stated in the video I think that in addition to education, what kills creativity is the fear of being rejected by the society. If a person’s creativity survives the brutal attacks of the education system that might kill it slowly, it faces another obstacle which is facing the societies. It’s only a matter of time before a society embraces the efforts of a creative person and his\her works amongst them, but the question is whether some people can bare the false judgments, and fight through it to get that acceptance with the achievement that can please their society
I do agree with the theory that states that education is killing creativity and innovation inside of us. However I think I’d put the factor of “judgmental society” or fear of the unknown as the main one, societies lead us to our future and societies build our education system.
On another secondary point that was mentioned in the video is how far to the future is education taking us. Which raises another point that is how Compatible education in all countries. How far are we behind?
I think education is a continuing process, it does not stop after school or university and for sure it does not stop after having a job. At some point it becomes the individual’s obligation towards him/herself to be up-to-date with the worlds developing technologies and new educations and not to fall behind.
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