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Video of Sir Ken Robinson on Creativity and Education
Below, hosted by the Technology, Education, and Design (TED) initiative, is the tremendously entertaining and inspiring short talk Do schools kill creativity? given by Sir Ken Robinson on creativity and education. Enjoy!

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