Education Innovation: Do We Limit Our Children's Creativity?

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October 12, 2009

Do We Limit Our Children's Creativity?

Do we limit our children's creativity? Take a look at this short clip about one child's creativity and the reactions from parents, teachers, and doctors. I think you will find it thought provoking.

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Rob Jacobs

Posted at 06:55 PM in 21st Century Education, Creativity, Literacy and Learning | Permalink

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