Comments on: The creative child http://www.topofthemountains.net/2006/07/07/the-creative-child/ "Hitch your wagon to a star." —Ralph Waldo Emerson Wed, 20 Aug 2008 12:54:29 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0 by: Ben http://www.topofthemountains.net/2006/07/07/the-creative-child/#comment-6079 Thu, 28 Sep 2006 14:23:48 +0000 http://www.topofthemountains.net/2006/07/07/the-creative-child/#comment-6079 Hmm, I haven't come across any, I'm afraid. But transcripts (for not only Robinson's talk but for all of them) would be rather nice... Hmm, I haven’t come across any, I’m afraid. But transcripts (for not only Robinson’s talk but for all of them) would be rather nice…

]]> by: Juanfran http://www.topofthemountains.net/2006/07/07/the-creative-child/#comment-5975 Tue, 26 Sep 2006 09:08:21 +0000 http://www.topofthemountains.net/2006/07/07/the-creative-child/#comment-5975 I need the talk transcription (thank you for your text), but my conversational english level is not high. Do you have all the talk, or do you know an URL with it? Thank you, very much. http://matenomia.blogspot.com I need the talk transcription (thank you for your text), but my conversational english level is not high.

Do you have all the talk, or do you know an URL with it?

Thank you, very much.
http://matenomia.blogspot.com

]]> by: Ben http://www.topofthemountains.net/2006/07/07/the-creative-child/#comment-3061 Thu, 03 Aug 2006 14:54:58 +0000 http://www.topofthemountains.net/2006/07/07/the-creative-child/#comment-3061 I'll have to check the article out (I looked on their online archives and that particular article isn't up, but a trip to the periodicals section will remedy that). It's sad that public education has such a limited view of things, because the only way they <i>can</i> succeed in their goal, really, is to develop creative and passionate people. In both the government and business worlds, creativity is increasingly essential. The world's a-changing. Who will be left behind? I’ll have to check the article out (I looked on their online archives and that particular article isn’t up, but a trip to the periodicals section will remedy that).

It’s sad that public education has such a limited view of things, because the only way they can succeed in their goal, really, is to develop creative and passionate people. In both the government and business worlds, creativity is increasingly essential. The world’s a-changing. Who will be left behind?

]]> by: Ryan http://www.topofthemountains.net/2006/07/07/the-creative-child/#comment-2963 Sun, 30 Jul 2006 07:04:39 +0000 http://www.topofthemountains.net/2006/07/07/the-creative-child/#comment-2963 Let me recommend an article about this topic for you, Ben, from and LDS perspective: Brigham Young Magazine, Summer 1997, A. Legrand Richards "That You May Be Instructed More Perfectly". Public education (he who pays the piper, calls the tune), is built basically to create subjects who effectively serve the state or the corporations which through their finances control the state. The *last* thing that these schools would do is help to assist people to develop the creativity and drive necessary to compete with those who own the larger enterprises of the nation. Let me recommend an article about this topic for you, Ben, from and LDS perspective:

Brigham Young Magazine, Summer 1997, A. Legrand Richards “That You May Be Instructed More Perfectly”.

Public education (he who pays the piper, calls the tune), is built basically to create subjects who effectively serve the state or the corporations which through their finances control the state.

The *last* thing that these schools would do is help to assist people to develop the creativity and drive necessary to compete with those who own the larger enterprises of the nation.

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