Creative Schools

A revolutionary approach to how we educate.

In Creative Schools, Robinson expands on the ideas from his famous TED Talk "How Schools Kill Creativity" and offers innovative and revolutionary solutions for one of the most relevant problems in our society: how to transform an educational system that doesn't work.

At a time when evaluation processes are standardized, schools are going through difficult times, and both students and educators suffer enormous pressure, Robinson offers practical solutions to end the outdated educational system inherited from the Industrial Revolution. To achieve this, he proposes a personalized approach to education. He suggests leveraging the potential of available technological and professional resources to encourage student participation so they lose their fear of making mistakes, develop their passion for learning and creativity, and are prepared to face the challenges the future holds.

Packed with anecdotes, case studies, research, and advice from pioneering professionals in the field, Creative Schools will captivate anyone interested in education, as it will make them rethink many preconceived ideas and help them reflect on the true meaning of education in the 21st century.

Leading education authors and researchers say...
«Creative Schools is a wonderful and enjoyable book. It makes you rethink the true meaning of school, learning, and creativity.»
Malala Yousafzai, author of I Am Malala, Nobel Peace Prize 2014

«"Capture my interest." Robinson and Aronica turn these three words into a motto for the education of the future. We don't do education for students, but with them. I hope all teachers and parents read this book.»
Seth Godin, author of Purple Cow

«Forget the chatter about the disruption of technology and economics in education. Ken Robinson and Lou Aronica clearly explain the necessary changes if we want quality education.»
Howard Gardner, author of Multiple Intelligences

«Ken Robinson is the greatest and most influential advocate for the global transformation of education; his clarity, passion, and insight have inspired millions of people, myself included. This book is not a celebration of what can be achieved.»
Richard Gerver, author of Change and Creating Tomorrow's Schools Today