Have you ever thought that you lack creativity? Maybe what you actually lack is perspective. By sharing an Eastern perspective on our Western concept of creativity, Leon Tsao emphasizes the importance of achieving a balance between the two.
Leon Tsao is a graduate student in the Gifted and Creative Education Program at the University of Georgia. He works under the advisement of Dr. Bonnie Cramond on neurodiversity advocacy (the idea that we should appreciate the diversity in which people's brains and that we should not shun differences), finding the relationship between ADHD and creativity, discovering the benefits of interdisciplinary collaborations including that of engineers and artists, and identifying the needs of philosophically gifted students. He is working on a book comprising of a series of artfully composed short essays and poems about discovering the inner self and the interconnectedness of all. He is running a video blog on personal growth through personality typology. He likes tennis, chess, painting, playing guitar, and singing. He hopes to teach at a community college or small college some day.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at [ Ссылка ]
