Sir Ken Robinson... again

November 30, 2008

Sir Ken Robinson... again

In a talk not dissimilar to his spiel at the Scottish Learning Festival in 2005, Sir Ken Robinson explains how creativity is at the heart of change. Thanks to Kristian for the tip of the hat.

30 Nov 2008 19:49:00 | Creativity

4 Comments

It was good, thanks for the link Ewan. However it appears to have been pulled from the schoolsnetwork site - Perhaps because of the interest, which would be a shame.

Posted by: Jedd | December 02, 2008 at 07:12 PM

404 Not Found, Ewan.

Have another link?

Thanks..

Chris

Posted by: Chris Craft | December 02, 2008 at 07:17 PM

Sir Ken again. After a bit of sleuthing I see at
http://imm.specialistschools.org.uk/NatConfNew/at_the_event/keynote_videos.aspx
it says “streamed videos of the keynote presentations are available here....
Highlights of Sir Ken Robinson's keynote will be available here soon.”

The Boswells School cheerleading squad is available for viewing now though.

Jedd

Posted by: Jedd | December 02, 2008 at 07:18 PM

We love Sir Ken!
http://blog.madcaplogic.com/?p=16
Great minds like his will usher us into the new era of thinking/educating.

Posted by: viki | December 05, 2008 at 03:37 AM

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