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Sep 12, 2008
Sir Ken Robinson on allowing creativity in education for our children.
(I think you will really enjoy this one.)
Category: Random
Tagged: TED
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(Is that Paul McCartney in the background? I read that Sir Robinson has done work for his foundation…)
“Frank said this” – LOL!!
This was my favorite TED talk so far. Brilliant!