[MUSIC] So this is the last week of the course. Congratulations for making it this far. We're going to do things slightly differently this week. In previous weeks, you've had the opportunity to listen to many of my colleagues talk about their research, talk about their ideas, and we've looked at a variety of perspectives through their eyes. This week we're going to go a little bit wider. We're going to go outside of the Institute of Education and we're going to look at some Ted Talks. If you haven't heard of Ted Talks before you can go onto the website and you can find out a little bit more about them. We've chosen, especially selected for you, some Ted Talks that are about education. Here, we've got some people who've got an idea that they want to promote about how education should be in the future. And what we'd like you to do this week is to watch those Ted talks and to engage with those ideas but in a critical manner. What do I mean by critical? Well, what we would like you to do this week is to look at those talks, watch them through, and try to distinguish between the slick presentation of the talks and the content that's within them. What is it that the people are saying? What are their ideas about education? And most importantly, what do they think is the future for education? So, that's the key idea that we're working with this week. What future for education. The main activity is for you to watch and engage with those talks. We've got some questions for you in the discussion forum that we'd like you to deal with. But ultimately, what we want you do to this week is to engage with your ideas of what you think the future of education should look like. You can build on all of the content from the 6 weeks of, we've already looked at. You can engage with those ideas, select your favorite and you can also bring in ones of your own too. If you like the Ted talks, then of course we'd love for you to discuss those too. If you want to be critical of those, it would be really interested in your ideas. So, that’s it from us this week. I really hope that you’ve enjoyed the course. I really how that you have enjoyed engaging with these ideas, and that you have been challenged by them. I really hope that you have gained an idea what you think the future of education should be. Thank you.