(NOTE: 30,000 people are not moving to Denver per day, as I erroneously stated in the video, but per month. Sorry for the confusion!)
Education can help or hinder creativity.
In January 2007, while standing in the check out line at a book store, I noticed an article on the cover of The New Yorker entitled, “The Worst High School in America.”
My immediate thought, “I wonder if it’s Manual?”, which was the name of my high school.
Indeed it was.
To know more, check out this video above.
You can also check out the article from The New Yorker here.
And I’d love to hear from you: Please share any comment below about how the building you studied in either enhanced or detracted from your learning experience.
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To check out the video on You Tube go to https://youtu.be/LrYdh2sudGI
brookfield east HS sucked: compressed space with fluorescent lighting on all day.
That high school experience made me hyper appreciate outdoor natural environments, like a soccer filed next to a marsh or a trail leading to nowhere in particular.
Natural light is so important! I’d imagine you know this quite well. Thank for your comment MMM!