Why are we setting up our schools this way and our workplaces?

So every one of our schools have rain water collection systems, very low cost.

You know, when we started with our English medium schools we also decided to adopt the best curriculum possible, the ICSE curriculum.

One gourmet coffee, one, is more we spend more on than we are spending to feed kids for an entire week in our schools.

Our most important institutions, our schools and our workplaces, they are designed mostly for extroverts and for extroverts' need for lots of stimulation.

Art classes were held outside in the forest until our schools were bombed classes were then held underground.

This was basically an attempt to teach our schoolchildren that if we did get engaged in a nuclear confrontation and atomic war, then we wanted our school children to kind of basically duck and cover.

We have to change the culture and the feelings that politicians and school board members and parents have about the way we accept and what we accept in our schools today.

Our school systems are very flawed and do not reward you for the things that are important in life or for the survival of civilization they reward you for a lot of learning and sopping up stuff.

You need to go and share your ideas and your success stories of what worked about reinvigorating our lives, our schools, and our work with play about how play promotes a sense of promise and self fulfillment of how play promotes innovation and productivity, and, ultimately, how play creates meaning.

If the informed and critical citizenry that democracy requires is to be formed, our schools must stop pandering to the latest popular fads and begin to sharpen the analytical capacities of students.

The G 20 should agree that open minded education that promotes religious tolerance should be a responsibility of all countries. We should insist upon it in our own school systems and then insist upon it in others systems.