V.O. Complete. The greatest answers about educations live in the questions, Sugata Mitra

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Sugata Mitra is internationally famous when TED, an organization that promotes technology, education, and design, chose his conference as the most inspiring and with the most potential change of the year 2013. His story is the story of a young and brilliant physicist who almost 20 years ago placed a computer with an Internet connection on the wall of a suburb of New Delhi, near his office, and asked himself, would they get those uneducated children learn for themselves? The recordings of the camera hidden in that place discovered to the professor Mitra that the children played with the computer, they learned to use it and in addition, they taught to others without the intervention of any adult. His story was called "Hole in the Wall" and inspired part of the plot of the Oscar-winning film, 'Slumdog Millionaire'. Mitra advanced his research of what he termed as minimally invasive education and reproduced the test elsewhere in India and the world. The results? The self-learning capacity of children with the use of the Internet and new technologies is surprising. Today, its educational proposal is known as SOLE (acronym of Self Organized Learning Environments).

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