Do schools kill creativity? | Sir Ken Robinson (re-release)

This episode of TED Talks Daily features a talk by Sir Ken Robinson from TED 2006, focusing on creativity in education. Robinson argues that the current education system, designed for the needs of industrialism, stifles creativity by prioritizing academic ability and specific subjects. He contends that creativity is as important as literacy and should be treated with the same status. He uses anecdotes and humor to illustrate how children are often educated out of their creative capacities and emphasizes the need to rethink our view of intelligence to foster a new conception of human ecology that values the diverse and dynamic nature of human potential.