1. Does School Kill Creativity by Sir Ken Robinson, recorded in TED talk in February 2006.
2. The social circumstance for the speech is that the 21st century educational system encourages students to be more of a good worker, rather than to be creative. School pushes students to be more uniform, and urge them to be less original.
3. The intended audience is scholars. The goal of the speech is to show the audience a different opinion on how education should be; it is to change the old way of how things are done in education. School has always emphasized standardized tests, grades, and scientific subjects. In the mean time, art is often overlooked. People tell students art will not make money, or deny art 's significance in real life. Sir Robinson pointed why school runs the way it does, how that affects a child 's growth, the society; and he wants to make people understand the next generation has their future in their hands, it is our job to help them create a good one.
4. Sir Robinson did a great job. With his extraordinary deadpan humor and his wit, it is extremely entertaining to listen to the …show more content…
Sir Ken Robinson: How do schools kill creativity? (2014, October 3) Retrieved from http://www.pbs.org/wnet/ted-talks-education/speaker/ken-robinson
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Ken Robinson: Do schools kill creativity? Retrieved from https://www.ted.com/talks/ken_robinson_says_schools_kill_creativity/transcript?language=en
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2. The social circumstance for the speech is that the 21st century educational system encourages students to be more of a good worker, rather than to be creative. School pushes students to be more uniform, and urge them to be less original.
3. The intended audience is scholars. The goal of the speech is to show the audience a different opinion on how education should be; it is to change the old way of how things are done in education. School has always emphasized standardized tests, grades, and scientific subjects. In the mean time, art is often overlooked. People tell students art will not make money, or deny art 's significance in real life. Sir Robinson pointed why school runs the way it does, how that affects a child 's growth, the society; and he wants to make people understand the next generation has their future in their hands, it is our job to help them create a good one.
4. Sir Robinson did a great job. With his extraordinary deadpan humor and his wit, it is extremely entertaining to listen to the …show more content…
Sir Ken Robinson: How do schools kill creativity? (2014, October 3) Retrieved from http://www.pbs.org/wnet/ted-talks-education/speaker/ken-robinson
Ken Robinson (educationalist) Retrieved from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Robinson_(educationalist)
Ken Robinson: Do schools kill creativity? Retrieved from https://www.ted.com/talks/ken_robinson_says_schools_kill_creativity/transcript?language=en
7. TED talk is a trustful site because it recorded the speech and published the speech online, included the transcript. TED is a global conferences that hosted many famous speeches to inspire people and spread marvelous ideas.
PBS is a non commercial public broadcaster in America that distributed series such as Sesame Street.
Wikipedia is an free internet based encyclopedia that is the most popular references sites comparing to other educational references