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The neurobiology of sport | Natalia Monkiewicz | TEDxTrilo Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-14 16:09
Health & Wellness - Over 80% of adolescents worldwide do not meet the World Health Organization's standard of at least one hour of daily physical activity [2] - A 2011 study showed that regular physical activity can increase the volume of the hippocampus, a brain region crucial for memory [7][8] - Participants who exercised regularly experienced a 2% increase in hippocampus volume over a year, while inactive adults typically see a 1% decrease [10] - Physical activity aids in the synthesis of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF), which supports learning and memory [11][12] Stress Management & Cognitive Function - Physical exercise can help regulate the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis, reducing the negative impacts of chronic stress and cortisol [17][19] - Regular physical activity can improve performance under pressure and enhance the ability to cope with stressful situations [28][29] Evolutionary Biology & Learning - From an evolutionary perspective, physical exertion and heightened brain activity are interconnected for survival, aiding in analyzing situations and adapting to stressors [5][6]
The AI Ate My Homework... and Gave It Back Smarter | Faaris S. | TEDxTFS Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-14 15:35
AI in Education - AI, like the calculator, enhances learning by freeing up time for higher-order skills, not replacing the need for fundamental understanding [3][4][5][6] - The challenge lies in integrating AI into education to complement, not replace, human thought, requiring a balanced approach [7][8] - Education needs to teach students how to use AI effectively to ensure it complements human thought and enhances personalized learning experiences [9] Workforce Impact - Experts predict that AI could automate up to 375 million jobs by 2030, but history suggests new industries and jobs will emerge [9][10] - Adaptability, critical thinking, ethical awareness, and creativity are crucial skills for the future workforce in an AI-driven world [11][12] - The most successful individuals will be those who can combine AI's capabilities with human insight and creativity [14][15] AI Applications - AI is being used in education for summarization, bullet-pointing, personalized tutoring, and language learning [5] - AI is assisting professionals in fields like medicine, where tools like IBM's Watson aid in diagnostics, but do not replace doctors [12][13] - Doctors who effectively use AI diagnostic tools, combined with their expertise and critical thinking, are having the biggest impact [14] Addressing Concerns - The concern that AI will make learning obsolete is unfounded, as AI will change learning but not eliminate it [6][15] - The key is to embrace AI as an opportunity to adapt to a changing world, rather than fearing its impact [16] - Roughly one-third of the 731 invited guests are vegetarian [1]
X @Tesla Owners Silicon Valley
RT Steve Jurvetson (@FutureJurvetson)When asked “What is the most important thing you have learned from @ElonMusk?”— The power of a compelling mission— Process learning vs product learning— Faster learning loops win the end (especially in AI)https://t.co/S9yFUCx019 ...
The Reading Quest | WD Hall TEDEd Club | TEDxKids@ElCajon
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-12 14:57
Core Message - Reading empowers growth and expands minds [2][3][4] - Reading connects ideas, dreams, and voices, opening up new worlds [4] - Learning through reading is a continuous process of growth [2] Educational Focus - Reading development involves phonics, fluency, and vocabulary [1] - Overcoming challenges in reading strengthens learning [2] - Encourages readers to unite and strive for continuous improvement [4] TED Context - TED fosters technology, entertainment, and design to broaden perspectives [3] - Books serve as maps for exploration and dreaming [3]
Learning for a World That Doesn't Exist Yet | Sumit Dey | TEDxAssam University
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-06 15:46
[Music] Good evening everyone. So today I'll be talking about learning for a world that does not exist. Of course I'm coming it from the technical point of view.Today we are living in a world which is technically very dynamic. We are producing a lot of techni technological advancement and for young engineers and aspirants of engineering. Uh this can be a very challenging moment because um by the time we finish our education new industries emerge, lots of industries saturate and we need to be prepared by the ...
From a Chocolate Ball to a Digital Income Platform | Ehab Abu Deyyeh | TEDxHashemite University
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-05 15:18
Business Ventures & Financial Insights - The speaker started a business selling Oreo balls, earning approximately 600 Jordanian Dinars per month in 2010 [1] - The speaker sold his "eBay Delivery" online business for 5,000 Jordanian Dinars, which was then used by his wife as a down payment for a car [1] - In 2023, the global e-commerce market was valued at 7 billion (currency unspecified), highlighting the potential for online businesses [2] - From 2012 to 2015, the speaker made approximately 2,000 US dollars per month through his "eBay Delivery" business [1] Personal Development & Industry Observations - The speaker estimates he saved 9,000 Jordanian Dinars by quitting smoking around 2011 [1] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of continuous learning, stating he reads a book every week [2] - The speaker highlights the significance of networking and building relationships for business success [2] - The speaker founded an online platform in 2023 to teach people how to generate income online, which has reached over 15,000 learners [2] - The speaker plans to open an office in Saudi Arabia with investment from there [2] - The speaker advises against believing everything seen on social media, especially regarding income claims [2]
Learning for a World That World Doesn't Exist Yet | Sumit Dey | TEDxAssam University
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-05 14:50
Industry Trends & Challenges - The engineering field is technically dynamic, requiring continuous learning due to rapid technological advancements and industry saturation [2] - Preparing for future technologies requires understanding research timelines and the evolution of solutions over decades [14] - Social media and media often popularize immediate job opportunities after bachelor's degrees, potentially leading to a "dropout" from deeper education [16] Educational Strategies - Aspiring engineers should think decades in advance to identify societal needs and contribute to future developments [7] - Curriculum serves as a foundation, but students should proactively learn beyond it to create societal value [9][10] - Following the latest research helps understand industry direction and the maturation of technologies [13][15] - Pursuing master's and PhD degrees is crucial to reach the edge of human knowledge and contribute meaningfully [17] Long-Term Vision & Contribution - The industry should encourage a long-term perspective, prioritizing in-depth knowledge over immediate gratification [21] - Real contributions happen at the edge of human knowledge, requiring dedication beyond a bachelor's degree [22]
Charlie Munger: The Surprising Trait Behind True Success #trading #investing
GuruFocus· 2025-08-04 10:01
Personal Development & Learning - Continuous learning is crucial for long-term success, regardless of initial intelligence or diligence [1] - Developing a habit of learning and gaining wisdom daily provides significant advantages over time [1]
Introducing ChatGPT Study Mode
OpenAI· 2025-07-29 18:27
Introducing study mode in ChatGPT — a learning experience that helps you work through problems step-by-step instead of just getting an answer. Built in collaboration with educators and experts, study mode is our first step toward improving learning in ChatGPT. ...
There Is No Such Thing As A Bad Learner | Amanda Slavin | TEDxGEMSWellingtonAcademyAlKhail
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-25 16:46
[Music] Hi, I'm Amanda and I was that kid. high energy, creative, gritty, but most of all, I was labeled one thing on my report card. Amanda talks too much. This was not one report card. This was every report card from preschool until university. If there was an award for most likely to distract the entire class by enthusiastically explaining the assignment to the teacher, I would have taken home the gold every time. I wasn't the teacher's pet as much as I was the teacher's project. High performer, high vol ...