Creative Practice #14: Put lessons on YouTube and join the 1-percent (see Vsauce) (page 171) ... and try Peer Instruction

Good teaching technique.
Effective for helping students learn.
Excellent way to engage the attention of students.

Are these comments about effective teaching methods or about creative practices?  If we are going to encourage students to look forward to creating in schools, we might want to make the lectures more engaging and interesting... something for them to PARTICIPATE in... which is a form of creating a helpful experience for everyone in the room.

If you put videos up on Youtube, you are creating.

Look at the Vsauce channel that is described in Creative Schools (Ken Robinson) on page 171.

Now see the professor at work.

A longer explanation (yawn)

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