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06 11 2007

Sir ken Robinson and creativity.

Posted by: westy in creativity



Sir Ken Robinson puts forward the uncomfortable argument that we are educating students out of their creativity.

Adopting web 2.0 strategies allows us to become more creative and develop more student centred learning activities.

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