Out of Our Minds: Learning to Be Creative

from JerryColonna

I loved Ken Robinson's Ted talks and so read and enjoyed The Element. Out Of Our Minds is less directly relevant to the work of finding your passion but is, like so much of what Robinson does, thought-provoking, funny, and erudite. I found myself learning so much. Two things in particular leap ou...

from willszal

Education and creativity. A wide survey.

from dasam

An excellent analysis with implications for education, business, and society as a whole.

from pithos

Too theoretical for my taste. Focus was also on how formal education isn't leading us to be creative. It looked like it was leading to what other sorts of education / training help us be creative but I abandoned it after the first 100 pages.

from debnance

What we need, says education expert Sir Ken Robinson, is not more education or more training; instead, Robinson thinks we need to be free to be creative. How to do that is the subject of this book. Along the way, Robinson dispels the myths of creativity, including the overriding myth that creativ...