Ken Robinson: Do schools kill creativity?

I agree, It is true, during  students life until high school, we do not have many options, it is almost an obligation to learn maths, chemistry, or history but the other subjects like dance  are  not appreciated. I have a cousin he is really an artist with his hands, since we were child, he was drawing very and he did ceramic work too, he was a common student, but it was a little hard for him, he had particular teachers to supporting him.  His parents are traditional and really I never saw  they have given enough attention to this artistic part in his son. Today he keeps working in ceramic, in fact  in my house´s living room  there is a decoration done by him, It is a ´´gnomo´´ I think so, it is beautiful, it is perfetc, my cousin even he did the clothes, I think he has a real talent, now he is an psychology student, but I know he still doing his sculptures.  My cousin studied in an excellent school, but  even there, the artistic subjects do not have  a true importance, and it happens in all the world,  as Ken Robinson said. 

A weeks ago, I saw the Ballet Nacional  in Teatro Universidad de Chile, it was cool, and as Universidad de Chile´s  students,  we pay less XD. I like so much seeing  live danza.

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