Following his 2006 TED presentation, Sir Ken Robinson, educator “creativity expert” (TED), talks about the need and importance for create a new “learning revolution,” one where creativity and diversity of talents is priority #1. He makes a compelling, and urgent, case for this new paradigm and way of looking at our talents (true gifts).

So what do you think?

Can we teach better? Where will the creative solutions, to our future problems, come from? What does that look like?

I just found an interesting podcast on iTunes U. I’ll be listening to this series over the next week, perhaps I’ll report back with some summaries and point out interesting pieces.