Imagine a day when our children’s teachers are efficient but not empathetic, competent but not compassionate, rational but not creative. A day when the vibrant classroom mix of visual and verbal learning is reduced to monotonous fill-in-the-blank tests and year-end grades. As our nation moves forward into the Creativity Economy our schools may be forced backwards—toward a future where students are not taught the right-brain cognitive skills needed for life success. Read the Rest of the Entry.
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The Threat of the Creativity Economy
March 2, 2010
by Monty Montague, IDSA
Imagine a day when our children’s teachers are efficient but not empathetic, competent but not compassionate, rational but not creative. A day when the vibrant classroom mix of visual and verbal learning is reduced to monotonous fill-in-the-blank tests and year-end grades. As our nation moves forward into the Creativity Economy our schools may be forced backwards—toward a future where students are not taught the right-brain cognitive skills needed for life success. Read the Rest of the Entry.
