Have a look at Sir Ken Robinson's TED talks here (http://www.ted.com/talks/ken_robinson_says_schools_kill_creativity.html)

I completely agree that today's -so-called- education at school starts to kill our future generation's creativity.

Actually, it may start at the gen-xy period, where our elders start to think how to make education more 'uniformed'. The idea was good, at that time, but if we look at today's life evolution, that kind of education method or approach has been proven to fabricate students into something too general to be a person.

Where is the long-lost free-education that happened in the past?

Where is the well-known the best knowledge come from?

What kind of today's knowledge that will sustain future challenges?

Why do kids 'must' go to school, if they personally doesn't fell that school fits to them?

Why do teachers delivered their knowledge in the spoon-fed method?

How can we improve this, and how can we make sure that the basic of fundamental learning process has been adopted by each kid?