Simon Sinek argues schools focus too much on test scores and ignore what actually matters: leadership, communication, and collaboration. Students need to learn how to organize, work together, and form opinions, not just pass exams.
I, for one, do not buy into the whole thing, that AI and robotics is going to replace everything. We like human interaction. And I think the education system can play a much bigger role in preparing us to be human. We measure a student's performance, how well they perform on a test. But we have no metrics in school for the whole person. And we ignore their ability to lead. We ignore their ability to communicate. So I think when we teach kids how to come together, how to organize, how to have opinions, I think that that's what our future will hold. They will do the things, teach them.
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