Education Innovation: Essential Education: Lawrence Lessig on Institutional Corruption

November 29, 2009

Essential Education: Lawrence Lessig on Institutional Corruption

Nov 29, 2009 6:14:58 PM | Big Education, Leadership, Video

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Turning Your School Into A "Skunk Works" of Lateral Innovation Lateral innovation occurs when teacher and administrators working next to each other day-in and day-out collaborate on these “small sparks” of insight and inspiration to produce innovation from within. These innovations are more likely to overcome the barriers that innovation from outside faces. Lateral innovation has more buy-in, is more contextual, and more focused. If you want to make innovation a strength and capacity of your school or district, don’t look outside for linear innovation, but look inside for lateral innovation.

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