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Future Makers: How Gen Z Is Leading Indonesia to Its Golden Era | Amel Carla | TEDxITB
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-15 15:36
Shalom. Om swastiastu. Namo buddhaya. Salam kebajikan untuk kita semua. Selamat sore semuanya. Selamat sore T ITB. Perkenalkan saya Amel Karla. Mohon maaf tadi saya kira akan nyala langsung ternyata enggak. Jadi hari ini em saya akan ya ngobrol-ngobrol dan membicarakan tentang bagaimana sih pengalaman dan pendidikan itu membangun ketahanan mental. di sini Jens semuanya >> Om yang di depan aku anggap Jenseny juga ya Om. Jadi, guys, kalau ngomongin tentang gimana sih masa depan kita yang sebenarnya kalau kita ...
The Power of an Unexpected Journey | Rene Smith | TEDxGeorgiaSouthwesternU
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-15 15:26
Community Engagement & Leadership - Personal growth through social interaction and leadership roles can significantly impact career trajectory [1][3][4][9] - Community support is crucial for successful initiatives, highlighting the importance of collaboration [12][17][20] - Relationships are key to successful project development and community engagement [13][15][21] Economic & Community Development Initiatives - One Sumpter Economic Development Foundation addresses local challenges through community-funded projects [11][12] - Broadband expansion project secured over $25 million in grants to improve rural access [14] - Ignite College and Career Academy received a $3 million grant to enhance education and workforce opportunities [17] - Pearly Brown Amphitheater is under construction with $1.6 million raised through collaborative efforts, aiming for economic and cultural development [19][20][21] Addressing Social Issues - Community is actively working to address youth violence and crime through collaborative efforts involving law enforcement, faith-based organizations, schools, and students [18][19]
Remembering the Past, Empowering the Future | Sam Mahone | TEDxGeorgiaSouthwesternU
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-15 15:25
Historical Context & Significance - The movement addressed Jim Crow society and segregation in schools and public facilities [2] - The America's Colored Hospital, founded in 1923, was the only medical facility in South Georgia for African-Americans until 1953 [4] - The City Federation of Color Women's Club purchased the hospital in 1953 for $8,000 and opened a recreation and childcare center [7][8] - In 1963, the building was used as a freedom school and center during the civil rights movement [8] Project & Funding - In 2018, a partnership was formed to house the American Civil Rights and Cultural Center in the former hospital [4][9] - The project received four grants from the National Park Service for restoration [9] - The project received $500,000 in the first year, $750,000 in the second year, and $750,000 in the third year [10] - Funding from the National Park Service has been temporarily dismantled, but the organization is confident it will continue [10] - The organization is seeking funding from other foundations to cover any shortfalls [14] Future Plans & Community Impact - The center will feature two galleries, one for local, regional, and national artists, and another for civil rights movement artifacts and African-American family history [11] - A library with over 10,000 committed books will be established [12] - A clinic facilitated by PB Sumpter will be housed in the building [13] - The building will function as a center for youth, promoting learning, interaction, and carrying on the legacies of the civil rights movement [15]
The empowering learning environment | Leif Magne Lervik | TEDxFredrikstad
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-14 16:06
Educational Philosophy & Goals - The school aims to nurture hope and provide a platform for students' future success, recognizing their potential to contribute to society in diverse ways [1][3] - The school emphasizes parallel growth, fostering individual uniqueness and achievement within a common ground, rather than focusing on winners and losers [6] - The school strives to create a learning environment that promotes psychological safety, encourages exploration, and strengthens students' self-efficacy [19][20] School Operations & Culture - The school is committed to meeting individual student needs, maintaining academic standards, and ensuring a fair and supportive environment [9][10] - The school principal emphasizes the importance of cooperation, good leadership, and a shared purpose in achieving the school's goals [10][11] - The school culture is built on genuine connections, visible leadership, and the integration of words and actions [28] Student Development & Support - The school acknowledges the importance of safe environments for students to flourish, encouraging creativity and resilience in the face of failure [16][17] - The school aims to instill in students the value of perseverance, supporting their curiosity and removing the fear of making mistakes [18][19] - The school recognizes the significance of its contribution to students' lives during formative years, preparing them for adulthood and future success [33][34] Community Engagement & Collaboration - The school emphasizes the need for active parental involvement, cooperation with local authorities and business communities, and societal support to strengthen the transition for adolescents [35][36]
The Eraser Shavings Theory: E-Waste to E-Potential | Sylvia Rodriguez | TEDxStThomasAquinasHS
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-14 16:02
In second grade, I decided to run for class president. Now, besides the fact I was a very cute kid, I was also a very bossy nine-year-old. I was set to run until I found out my political opponent was the fastest kid in class. Great. Now, I'm not sure why, but in elementary school, being the fastest runner was a big deal. It was a status symbol. Great. I was originally going to give out lollipops, but I quickly realized that would not cut it. I had to come up with a plan that would inspire people, make them ...
Rethinking AI: The Twist That Changes Everything | Tinaye Des Kamukapa | TEDxUniversityofPretoria
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-14 15:18
twisted. Those are the words on this item when I first bought it from my 5-year-old cousin. A simple instruction that would go on to be more significant than I initially would have thought.Have you ever held a kaleidoscope. What may seem to be another ordinary child's toy actually has a little bit more about it. Because as you twist it and you turn it, new patterns are revealed.The ordinary becomes extraordinary. And what if I was to tell you that each and every single one of us is holding a kaleidoscope. N ...
What Dreams May Become | Geetha Shankaran Lam | TEDxSunway University
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-13 16:40
Career and Artistic Journey - The speaker's 40 years of work in performing arts started at age five, driven by a childhood dream of global peace [1][2] - The speaker trained for seven and a half years and became a national champion winner in Barasanatium competitions [6] - The speaker's first award was for service to Southeast Asian countries for teaching nearly 8 to 10 thousand students [17] - At 56, the speaker returned to the limelight, embracing her scars and sharing her story through dance [18] Family and Mentorship - The speaker's parents provided a foundation of education, spirituality, and arts, influencing her work [2][5] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of teachers (gurus) in her life, highlighting the gurukulum system where students live and study with the teacher [5][7] - The speaker's family is known as a Malaysian family in the arts, with her children being multi-talented musicians and dancers [13][14] Overcoming Challenges and Finding Purpose - The speaker faced personal struggles, including depression and a health condition (atopic dermatitis) that impacted her ability to perform [10][15] - The speaker found healing and purpose in teaching at the Temple of Fine Arts, which allowed her to grow and help others [12][13] - The speaker challenged traditional expectations by dancing without makeup or costumes and shaving her head, making a statement about beauty and perfection [16] Message and Vision - The speaker advocates for using performing arts as a tool to create empathy, compassion, and unity in the world [19] - The speaker hopes to inspire millions, especially children, to love, live, and communicate with their parents [19]
I Don’t Know, and That Changed Everything | Monica Pesswani | TEDxDAIICT
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-13 16:00
Career & Personal Development - Embracing "I don't know" moments can lead to significant personal and professional growth [1][6][22] - Finding one's tribe and building a supportive community is crucial for navigating uncertainty and achieving goals [25][26] - Self-reflection and spending time alone are essential for discovering one's true passions and purpose [26][27] - Volunteering and helping others can provide valuable insights and lead to unexpected opportunities [27][28] Education & Social Impact - The current schooling system may not always foster joy and individual potential in children [14][15] - Experiential learning and focusing on individual potential can significantly impact children's development [15][16] - The Apprentice Project, an educational nonprofit, aims to bring joy, skills, and opportunities to over 250,000 children across 10 states in India [23] - The organization's goal is to help children from low-income schools succeed in life [23]
Rethinking the Road to Service | Jayaprakash Narayana | TEDxVCE
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-13 15:51
Government Employment & Economic Perspective - Government should focus on core functions like infrastructure, healthcare, and education, rather than being seen as the primary solution to employment [4][13][28][32] - Over-reliance on government jobs is detrimental to the country and its youth, as the real work and innovation lie in the market [31][35] - Jobs are fundamentally created by fulfilling societal needs through the production of goods and services, not by government decree [16][17][34] - India's education system needs transformation to prioritize usable, employable skills, similar to South Korea and Germany [25][26][27][33] - A cultural shift is needed to value all productive work and focus on competence, not just job security within the government sector [33] Labor Market & Wage Disparity - Government jobs in India can absorb only about 1% of the annual influx of young people entering the job market (12 million/year), highlighting the limited capacity of the public sector [8] - In the past 8 years, only 720,000 people (7.2% of applicants) were selected for government jobs out of 220 million applicants [7] - Government wages in India are significantly higher (181 rupees for every 100 rupees in the private sector) for the same work, without corresponding outcomes [10][18] - A service delivery crisis exists in India, with the country ranking poorly on global indicators compared to other large economies [29][30][31]
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Nick Szabo· 2025-10-11 14:25
Education Performance - US Asians outperform all Asian countries in education when race is controlled [1] - US Whites outperform all White countries, even surpassing Korea, when race is controlled [1] Problem Confirmation - Before attempting to solve an educational problem, it's crucial to confirm its existence [1]