Geoffrey Canada: Our failing schools. Enough is enough!

Geoffrey Canada discusses the failures of the current education system, emphasizing the need for innovation and early childhood education. He critiques outdated methods and highlights the importance of timely data and testing. Canada shares success stories from the Harlem Children's Zone, advocating for a supportive network for students. He calls for a national commitment to education reform, comparing it to other national priorities.

What does the speaker mean by saying 'America cannot wait another 50 years to get this right'?

How does the speaker view the relationship between education and the future of the nation?

What is the significance of the speaker's statement about the dropout rate at Harlem Children's Zone?

What strategies does the speaker suggest for supporting children in their education?