Education Through Innovation | Don Wettrick
Most classrooms kill creativity by third grade — but Don Wettrick's students file patents, pitch business plans, and speak at Stanford instead. A high school teacher outside Indianapolis threw out traditional lesson plans after watching a Daniel Pink TED talk and introduced "20% time" — letting students spend a fifth…
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