17. ministry of education
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19. #Creativity in #Singapore
“it’s spotting an opportunity to improve things through recombination.”
- Alain the Botton
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20. #Entrepreneurship in #Singapore
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22. The Powers of #Education
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23. The Power of #Creativity
Let’s make it clear. #Education is not enough. The lack of education causes a
lot of problems, but the wrong education can be followed by tragedies, as it
has been proven many times in the past. The main problem of the education
system in Singapore is that children are taught what to think and not how to
form their own opinions and how to question the status quo. Many children
learn dates, dry data and facts without understanding them or questioning the
use of this knowledge, their cause or effect. #Creative thinking seems to be
an answer to this challenge.
24. The Power of #SocialEntrepreneurship
There is no doubt that it is very important to teach students social
entrepreneurial skills. Why?
Because social entrepreneurs make changes. They bring about real change and
development. They bring purposefulness and prosperity, change lives and
livelihoods on a local and global level. In our Singaporean communities, we
need to recognize that the power of #social entrepreneurship followed by
economic growth can shape their future.
25. The Power of #Interculturalcommunication
#Intercultural communication is missing in Singapore and in many other
Asia-Pacific countries because it's not recognised as an important element of
social and economic development.
I believe that in this global world, making children aware of culture and curious
about different cultures must be one of the main goals in our schools. So they
can discover and develop cross-cultural competencies, understand diversity
and be able to shape a global society.
30. 1. Thinking creatively and critically:
2. Thinking the entrepreneurial way:
We‘re writing for people, not for a machine!!
Long-term thinking – don‘t listen to quick fix
3. Thinking interculturally:
More personal and professional opportunities