Ken Robinson: Changing Education Paradigms with RSA animate sheds the light on overview of history and development of public education in United States, as well as critical analysis of fundamental issues within the system. The presentation generates the idea that the importance of public education is mainly for two aspects are economic and cultural. Economic requires education because the current children can assume the future trend of the economy. Its also points out that the importance of public education in cultural aspect is that the children can maintain the same habit of cultures that their parents were following. The presentator argues that the trend of current education system suffers from many drawbacks. Going to school has been a compulsion for getting a good grade; passing out and getting a well …show more content…
We engage our self in electronic gadgets and we have no free time at all. We barely understand the importance of free time. Teachers always penalize us for wasting our and we simply have lost our creativity. We are only after the things that are already done another person. The idea of creating new thing has totally vanished from our mind. We are the puppets of our educators. Divergent thinking refers to the ability to think and interpret in many ways. Same thing can be thought and achieve in many ways. This idea is also declining because of the time we have to spend on study which only provides single line knowledge. It has been found that the divergent thinking ability of the children who are in kindergarten is superior to those of the later age groups. Why is this so? This is so because during childhood our mind is in a free and peace state but as we started to grow it gets consumed by the embedded education system. So the method of teaching in current world is killing the pure let’s say real intellectual activity of