Tim Brown - Powerful Link Between Creativity and Play
I came across this great video from Tim Brown of IDEO about creativity and play that I thought I would share with you:
It is interesting as you watch the video to think about what narrowing behaviors you've taken on as an adult, and to think about how you might step outside them to achieve greater creativity.
As I was watching the video, I found myself wondering why design is not part of the core curriculum for students growing up and going through elementary school and high school.
I know there are movements out there to merge b-school and d-school thinking, but it's a lot more work to get people to unlearn old behaviors and learn new ones. How much more efficient and enjoyable would our society be if we all thought like designers?
What do you think?
Braden Kelley (@innovate on Twitter)
It is interesting as you watch the video to think about what narrowing behaviors you've taken on as an adult, and to think about how you might step outside them to achieve greater creativity.
As I was watching the video, I found myself wondering why design is not part of the core curriculum for students growing up and going through elementary school and high school.
I know there are movements out there to merge b-school and d-school thinking, but it's a lot more work to get people to unlearn old behaviors and learn new ones. How much more efficient and enjoyable would our society be if we all thought like designers?
What do you think?
Braden Kelley (@innovate on Twitter)
Labels: Braden Kelley, Creativity, Design, Play, TED, Tim Brown
posted by Blogging Innovation at 8:35 AM
1 Comments:
I think the subject that's missing from our school system is Entrepreneurship. This is a major American value and only the most desperate or well to do have a clue where to start. Imagine the many different approaches students would have their own pre-adult lab to learn about creating a product or service, marketing, accounting and debt & delegation? Students come out of school looking for the next ride at a 4yr, to get the next ride at a blue chip, to get the next ride with a pension... nevermind welfare. What happened to nurturing own people to take advantage of our freedom to start up and run a business. Ok, some might fail that like Spanish or Home Ec but at least they would know how the seat at work was paid for. That's what I think.
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