Sirken Robinson's Reflection About Creativity And Education

My opinion of the video about Sirken Robinson, and his discussion about creativity and education was very relatable to me. I enjoyed the video, and I had thought it was quite inspiring to me. The most thing that was relatable to me was when Robinson was talking about the little girl was that was told she had, had a learning disorder because she was fidgeting and was not able to concentrate or being able to stay still, which was called “ADHD,” but in that case was not known in the 1930’s. The reason it was relatable to me is because when I was younger, all I did was move. I loved dancing. The way I was able to groove with the beat and the rhythm, just made things a lot more easier. I was not able to stay still sitting in a chair, when music …show more content…
The reason to that is because while being children, they do not know what is wrong or right, so they take a chance because they do not know. In that case, it brings out their creativity. For children not knowing the things that are wrong, they will have go at every chance they have, and their creativity comes out along with that because they are not prepared in anyway which brings out their creativity in them.. As growing older into adult, some have lost the capacity into their creativity because they are frightened that they are wrong about a certain thing. From being wrong from adulthood, being wrong can be a mistake we dislike, which causes us to lose the creativity we have, and not think about being creative. I agree on Skirken’s statement to where he had said “ all kids are born as artists.” I agree on that statement because all kids are artist, and as they grow older and older, they lose their creativity as artist to help them along they way because we are mainly teaching children to learn with their brain, and also not with their body. I trust that having creativity as you grow older, builds their creativity and their confidence in where to feel free and open to learn in their own style of the way of their creativity on being …show more content…
As I had mention, children are growing into adults and are now mainly using their upper body and mainly one side of their brain instead of their whole body. I do agree on that statement because as we all tend to grow older and having education being taught to us, we tend to lose out lower parts of our body in being creative and just mainly using our side of the brain to calibrate all the information we get from learning on a topic whether it being math, or english, history, and etc. I presume that we tend to forget about our creativity when it comes to learning in a certain way because we are so use to learning one way in all the same way. For example, learning the same way as everyone else, but not being able to focused about what you are learning rather than using your whole body to help focus on what you want to learn and how you learn in different ways. There are lots of people who are highly talented and creative that do not belive that have the passion of being talented and creative because of the way of how education was. For instance, a young gentlemen who want a career in music would not lean towards music he would feel as if he was not talented enough and did not have the creativity to become a musician because of how the diversity of education was back in the 1900’s. I believe that those people who are intensively creative and talented loose