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Finding Your Rhythm | Param Thakker | TEDxYouth@DPSD
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-18 17:44
Personal Development & Growth - The speaker emphasizes the importance of music as a tool for self-discovery and personal growth, highlighting its role in dealing with frustrations and learning from failures [1] - The speaker's father's encouragement and freedom to explore different interests (science, football, music) played a crucial role in shaping the speaker's identity [3][4] - The speaker learned the value of adaptation, consistency, and perseverance through playing the guitar, emphasizing that progress comes from small, repeated steps [6][8][9] Life Lessons & Philosophy - The speaker shares the philosophy of "adapt, ascend, be" as a guiding principle for navigating life's challenges [13] - The speaker equates life to a musical composition, where challenges are chords, setbacks are rests, and successes are melodies, encouraging listeners to keep playing despite imperfections [12] - The speaker highlights the importance of being present and finding joy in the process of pursuing one's passions, rather than focusing solely on external validation [10]
Living B.I.G..."You are Enough" | Desiree 'Dezzie' Neal | TEDxJersey City
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-18 17:29
I mean, with all the shots and the pills and the drills, BODY POSITIVITY IS ON THE RISE, I think. Well, either way, I'm just happy to be here. My name is Desiree Design Deal, aka your big girl.So, I found a way to celebrate myself using wit and creativity, no matter what the world says. And I've defined it. Check this out.Big stands for beautiful, intelligent, and gifted. So, now that we've got that established, BIG GIRLS, MAKE SOME NOISE. FELLAS, I haven't forgot about you.Big boys, make some noise. That's ...
Blue Is Not Better | Forbes Riley | TEDxJersey City
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-18 17:27
I was taught to hate. I was taught to hate myself. I was taught to hate my body. And the really sad part is I was taught to hate you.All of you. As a second generation immigrant, I was taught that if you're not part of my family, you were to be feared and hated. I grew up in Long Island, New York, 1960s.It was a predominantly white neighborhood. Okay, who am I kidding. It was all white.There was no black, no Latina. We had one Asian family and they owned my favorite Chinese restaurant. Our idea of diversity ...
The Power of Failure | Murilo Lemos da Silva | TEDxMaple Bear Ribeirão Preto Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-18 17:27
Hi again. First of all, I want to ask you something. Please close your eyes for just a second and think about the last time you have ever failed.Maybe it was maybe it was exam you fail, a project that didn't go well, a relationship that fell apart. How did you feel. Defeated, ashamed, maybe a bit angry.Is okay. Understand you. I have already been there.All of us have. You need to keep in mind that failure is totally human. In fact, we can say there is more than that is essential.If you don't believe me, bel ...
Entrepreneurship | Pedro Favaro Cagnolati | TEDxMaple Bear Ribeirão Preto Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-18 17:24
Entrepreneurship. Yeah, entrepreneurship. You might be thinking why a younger boy like me is talking about this peculiar thing.My name is Pedro and all this time when I went to the mall with my family in a Sunday afternoon to have lunch. After eating, I went to the library to buy a gift for a friend with my mother and my brother. When I went there, I saw a book for sale named 101 Essential Principles for Entrepreneurship.When I saw that book, I realized that I already want to buy it. So, I asked for my mom ...
The History of Ice Cream | Leticia Sgorlon | TEDxMaple Bear Ribeirão Preto Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-18 17:24
Imagine it's a hot summer day. What will you eat. That's right, ice cream.Hello guys, my name is Leisia and I will talk about the history of ice cream. Ice cream original from China, but the type we today comes from France. The first ice cream was made with ice and juice.Yes, this is crazy. Was not very good, but it was considered an ice cream. Then ice cream involved and spreads out the word first to Europe but only rich persons could have because it was difficult to keep cold.But then new machines and fre ...
How to Be Prepared for Future Professions | Eduarda Edmundo | TEDxMaple Bear Ribeirão Preto Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-18 17:24
Did you know that 85% of the professions in 2035 had not been invented yet. Hi, my name is Eduardo and today I'm here to talk about something really exciting. To be honest, I'm little scared about of let's imagine a world that your main career goal is to be a data analysis or artificial intelligent developer or creator of solutions to fight climate change with new technology.I know it sounds radical but it's already happening yet. The world is changed faster and faster with technology and social media. But ...
How Games Can Influence Your Life | Nathan Camelucci Moreira | TEDxMaple Bear Ribeirão Preto Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-18 17:24
First, do you know someone people always play your game a lot. Research that can direct or impact your brain function and structural levels. Whatever games can also bring you positive effects can be language learning uh working memory and strategies development.Hi, my name is Nata and I talk about how games can influence your life. Why I why I talk about this topic. I chose this topic because many people like play video game and uh playing video game.It's nice play video game but you need to understand what ...
See Different:How Seeing People Unlocks Everyone’s Potential | Shana Pyatt-Buckner | TEDxJersey City
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-18 17:24
核心观点 - 世界通常以最主要的视角来设计,教育工作者需要意识到这一点 [5] - “一刀切”的策略并不能教会任何人如何成功,反而会让一些人认为自己天生不足 [12][13] - 重要的是承认差异,理解独特的视角,并照顾社区内每个人的需求 [11] 行动建议 - 提倡“问,不要假设”,鼓励通过询问来了解他人的需求,而不是基于多数人的视角进行决策 [14] - 建议设计具有灵活性的环境,提供多种参与、学习和成功的途径,确保不落下任何人 [15][16] - 强调将转变常态化,使改变成为社区、学校和工作文化的一部分,避免个体感到例外或负担 [17][18] 目标与愿景 - 旨在建立包容性的教室和工作场所,创造更丰富、更强大、更具创新性和人性化的社区空间 [20] - 鼓励每个人主动询问他人“什么能让事情变得更容易”,并提供帮助,以此来改变现状 [21] - 强调每个个体的重要性,如同马赛克中的每一块瓷砖,共同构建一个反映所有人的设计 [19]
Consumerism | Cecilia Barbosa Mariano | TEDxMaple Bear Ribeirão Preto Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-18 17:23
As humans, we are all consumers. The water we drink, the food we eat, the clothes we wear, that is all consuming. The problem is when it gets out of hand, out of control, which has been happening more and more over the years due to social media trends and birth advertising.That loss of control is called consumerism. Hello, my name is Cecilia and tonight I'm going to explain to you how consumerism has become a driving force on our lives. the negative impact it can have on our mental, emotional, and financial ...