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Professor Robert Winston follows the development of 25 children born in 2000

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Child of our Time: Series 7

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Child of Our Time: Series 7: Episode 3: Killing Creativity

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Killing Creativity

BBC One - Child of Our Time, Series 7, Killing Creativity

Professor Robert Winston explores the importance of creative thinking.

Professor Robert Winston explores the importance of creative thinking and follows five families to discover the forces that work against our natural creativity.

Professor Robert Winston continues to follow the development of a group of children born at the turn of the millennium. All children are born with creative potential, so why is it that by adulthood it has disappeared in many of us? Robert Winston explores why it is more important than ever to be creative and follows five families to discover the forces that work against our natural creativity.

Child of Our Time: Series 7

Professor Robert Winston looks at factors affecting the development of children.

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