Click Your Fortune #2: Questions for students - Adital Ela

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Click Your Fortune is an interactive, choose-your-own-adventure style series that literally feeds questions from students to knowledgeable experts around the world. This intro video explains it all: http://ed.ted.com/lessons/click-your-fortune-episode-2

This episode features the professionals listed below answering dozens of questions submitted by students from all over the world. Got a burning question? A hero you'd like to see interviewed? A career you would like to see explored? Suggest and vote up ideas for future click your fortune videos here: https://community.ed.ted.com/teded/topics/suggest_questions_careers_and_people_for_the_next_click_your_fortune_episode

Adital Ela: Sustainability Designer
Sandra Aamodt: Neuroscientist; Author
John Werner: Leadership Team, Citizen Schools; Research Scientist, MIT
Alessandro Centrone: Vice President of Sales & Distribution, Steelcase Inc.

What questions do you have for students throughout the world?

Well, I happen to be a person

that believes a lot in questions

because I really feel that actually questioning

is all we can really use as teachers

and inspire questioning in students,

in designers,

in creative people,

in people that try to promote change

is really all we can do.

My best question to students around the world

would really be,

"How do they inspire themselves

to question everything around them

as a starting point for creative processes,

for innovation,

for enabling to take their environment,

their world,

their class,

their surrounding

to the next step?"

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