You may have seen videos online critiquing the state of our current education system. There is the widely viewed TED Talk “Do Schools Kill Creativity” in which Sir Ken Robinson argues that “creativity is as important in education as literacy, and should be treated with the same status.” He states, “we are educating people out of their creative capacities” in a system “where mistakes are the worst thing you can make.” Then, there’s Prince Ea’s powerful spoken word piece “I Just Sued the School System” reminding us that the education system was originally built to suit the needs of the industrial era. “In literally over a century, nothing has changed,” he points out, comparing a picture of students sitting in rows of desks from the early 1900 to a modern day classroom that looks exactly the same. Prince Ea so eloquently preaches that “the world has progressed, and now we need people who think creatively, innovatively and critically with the ability to connect.”