Re-design, not reform | Matt Miller | TEDxSpokane

This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. K-12 education's 19th century model of schooling is at the end of its useful life and needs to be replaced with more thoughtful, contemporary models. Reform efforts merely delay the inevitable and important work of education re-design.

Matt Miller has more than 31 years experience in education. He currently serves as the Human Interaction Strategist with PRIDE Preparatory School of Science and Technology design team. A co-founder of the Riverpoint Academy, district administrator, technologist, and a teacher in public school systems and private universities, Matt now focuses his professional energy on creating the future of education.

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[robertreyes]

I attend the redesigned school he is talking about it's called innovation high