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Creative Schools

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Madeline Vandehey

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​Creative Schools:

​The Grassroots Revolution That's Transforming Education

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Ken Robinson​

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​Overview
  • Intended Audience

  • ​Purpose of Book

  • Summary

    • Robinson's Criticisms

    • ​Robinson's Philosophy

    • Examples of what Works

  • Evaluation of the book​

Overview​

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​Intended Audience
  • Students

  • Teachers

  • Principals

  • Parents

  • Policymakers

Intended Audience​ and Purpose

  • Students

  • Teachers

  • Principals

  • Parents

  • Policymakers

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​Audience and Purpose

Audience and Purpose​

  • Students

  • Teachers

  • Principals

  • Parents​

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​Purpose

​Intended Audience

  • To critique the current education system

  • To offer an opinion on what schools should look like

  • To show how some schools are already changing the way we look at education​

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  • Students hated music class but loved to listen to music on

  • Brought outside work in (commercial/video game music)

    • Students create their own music and collaborate on his

  • Live bands for workshopping

​Johnson's Music Class

  • ..if football was the most important to you, then we are going to do whatever it takes to keep you in football (pg 4)"

  • teachers care about student interest = students want to do schoolwork

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​Smokey Road Middle School

​More Passion Schools

Sommary - Examples of what works - Student Passion

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​"...if they get to spend 2 or 3 hours on the thing that lets them show their strengths, it's a lot easier to work with them one-on-one on the thing that makes them feel most disempowered."
​Boston Arts Academy

Summary - Examples of what works - Student Passion

  • Showcasing student strength

  • 1/2 day arts, 1/2 academics

  • 94% of graduates go to college

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Poll

Robinson believes that building a curriculum around students' interests leads to students performing at high levels in all areas.

How much student interest would you implement in your classroom?

Not at all

Small amounts of curriculum

half of curriculum

Almost all curriclum

All curriculum

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  • ​"back to basics" - mimicking/experimenting

  • ​"real-world" situations - practice literacy and language skills

  • "deeply engaged" and "enthusiastic"

​​Grange Primary School

  • ​Non-English speaking families

  • Shakespeare in Class

  • Many successful students with perfect English

​​Hobart Elementary School

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​Schools with Roleplay

Summary - Examples of what works - Roleplay

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Open Ended

Implementing roleplaying activities may be easier in younger classrooms.

How can a middle/high school teacher implement this practice in their classroom?

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​Creative Schools:

​The Grassroots Revolution That's Transforming Education

media

Ken Robinson​

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