This Case is about INNOVATION
PUBLICATION DATE: August 01, 2013 PRODUCT #: ROT208-PDF-ENG
The trouble with our schooling system is not that it is not doing a good job: it is performing a fantastic job, says the writer. At a superior speed than in the past, it is churning out those who are great at being ‘good pupils’.
The Educator's Dilemma Engaging Students in Knowledge Creation case solution
Nevertheless, what if pupils that are great are not what the world really wants? The writer claims that in a world that is craving options that are creative, ‘modern pupils’ demand to do a lot more than memorize ‘correct answers’: they must become engaged in the action of knowledge development itself.
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