.Return of the Renaissance

Coding can wait-how Silicon Valley schools are teaching kids to dream

By Nick Veronin

Nov 30, 2016

A boy in a navy blue shirt plays a pan flute made from straws, while two girls smile in the background outdoors on a sunny day. — Students are better prepared for the future when teachers emphasize creativity in the classroom. Photo by Greg Ramar

Students are better prepared for the future when teachers emphasize creativity in the classroom. Photo by Greg Ramar

Professional musician and self-described “science geek” Oscar Pangilinan helps a group of students make a pan flute out of drinking straws. Photo by Greg Ramar

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