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The TED talk by Sir Ken Robinson says that "the whole structure of education is shifting beneath our feet." He then explains how there are three types of intelligence: diversity in the way we think (visually, sound, kinesthetically), dynamic, and distinct. This reminds me of TPE 4: Planning Instruction and Designing Learning Experiences for All Students. Teachers need to adapt their lesson plans for all student's types of learning, which has correlation to all types of intelligence.

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Takaharu Tezuka, the speaker of the TED talk "The Best Kinder You've Ever Seen", talks about letting students find their own path to learning. "When you put many children in a quiet box, some of them get really nervous, but in this class there are no boundaries or reasons they should be nervous. If the kid in the corner doesn't want to stay in the room we let him go. He will come back eventually, because it's a circle, it comes back." This is a great representation of letting students have their moment because they then realize it's okay to come back. This reminds me of TPE 2: Creating and maintaining effective environments for student learning. Creating an effective and safe place for students is crucial to maintaining a healthy learning environment.

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Does school prepare children and teenagers for the extent of the modern, industrial world?

There is a difference between the individual existing in traditional agricultural societies as well as the individual who lives in modern societies. What is a modern person? Openness to new experience, adaptability, growth mindset, planning, efficacy, time management, etc. The "Scale of Overall Modernity" was one of the contributors to becoming a modern human.

This article reminds me of TPE 1, which is about using students' prior experiences, interests, and social-emotional needs as well as their current knowledge, language, and backgrounds.