Publish at November 30 2016 Updated November 08 2021
Child prodigy Adora Svitak thinks the world needs "childlike" thinking: crazy ideas, unleashed creativity and, above all, optimism. Children's big dreams deserve better expectations, she thinks, starting with adults' willingness to learn from children as much as they teach them things.
Lecture by Adora Svitak.
Length: 8min13
Photo credit: Pixabay
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