Sir Ken Robinson, Hammer Lectures

Ken Robinson has written numerous books, most recently "The Element: How Finding Your Passion Changes Everything." This talk explores ways to connect peoples' natural aptitudes with their personal passions to achieve at their highest levels in education and business. He was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II in 2003 for his outstanding achievements in education and the arts.

Learn more about the Hammer Museum at UCLA and Hammer Lectures at www.hammer.ucla.edu.

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[JustBeGladMan]

18:00, just marking where I left off so I dont forget, dont mind me

[Tobiaslindell]

i find it deeply disturbing that a video of 2 stupid kittens got 25million views, while a person with an extremely important message with intelligence comparable to einstein only gets 100,000. Shame on all 25 million of u, if u didnt also watch this video of course.

[xPuppetearAMVs]

@Tobiaslindell Not that I wouldn't want all people to watch this, you do have to realise most people watch Youtube for the amusement, not a talk of 90 minutes. I love these kind of talks, but I wouldn't say 'shame on the ones not watching'.

[neilamadhava]

0:34:17 - bookmarking is the new commenting

[existenceisrelative]

I hate his audience. I got three questions in and couldn't stand it anymore.

[FlowermanThe]

@Tobiaslindell "science may have found a cure for most evils; but it has found no remedy for the worst of them all - the apathy of human beings." - Helen Keller.

[davewatcher]

If you do really well in school, you too can become a teacher.

[ashwinhalgeri]

14:00

would like to add Albert Einstein to that list of people who didn't do well at school.

[TecnoGaming]

@Tobiaslindell I watched it, along all other Ken Robinson videos (which are very few) and yes, I agree with you completely.

[jojo191519]

I can relate to the music aspect, went all the way through high school with no one supporting my musical tallent, got out of school and got signed to a label (for fun, but i still did better then they thought i would)

[jojo191519]

this is great, my lecturers are hounding us with constructivism and why its so awesome, how it works and then while teaching us do nothing in the way of implimenting what they're promoting to us, hypocracy at its most hilarious level. my Uni sucks haha