Good evening everyone. Let me begin with a question. Have you ever had a mark sheet handed back to you and the first thing you look for wasn't your name but the marks on the top right corner.Measuring what truly matters. I have and for a long time those numbers decided if I was good enough, smart enough, and even sometimes worthy enough. The first question we usually hear after an exam is how many marks did you get.Not did you enjoy the subject. Not did you learn something new. Always marks.Let's be honest. ...

Hi, my name is Dea Kurana, an upcoming sophomore at Fairmont Preparatory Academy in Orange County, California. Today, I would like to talk to you about the future of learning with AI. Imagine this, a teacher who never sleeps, who knows your learning style.A teacher that never gets tired and doesn't judge you for asking the same question 10 times. A teacher that doesn't get frustrated when you fail, and celebrates when you finally understand. Now imagine that that same teacher is with you every step of the w ...

Dyslexia Prevalence and Impact - The United States ranks 36th in literacy according to the National Literacy Institute [2] - 15 to 20% of the United States population is dyslexic, and 70 to 80% of students within special education have deficits in literacy [4] - Dyslexia affects language skills such as reading, writing, and decoding [3] Understanding Dyslexia - Dyslexia affects how the brain processes information, impacting the left side of the brain responsible for sequencing, analytical tasks, reading, and language processing [4][5][6] - Dyslexia is considered a neurodivergent condition, associated with strengths in creativity, visual learning, and problem-solving [5] - Traditional education focuses on comprehensive reading, which can be challenging for dyslexic students who need a strong understanding of fundamental reading skills [8] Educational Approaches and Support - Early diagnosis of dyslexia is crucial and can be detected as early as age four through observation of shape and color recognition [14] - Structured literacy approaches like Orton Gillingham, a phonics-based program, benefit both dyslexic and non-dyslexic students [16] - Accommodations and tools, such as extra time on tests, are necessary to support dyslexic students' success [17] Advocacy and Empowerment - Encouraging students with dyslexia to embrace their differences and focus on their abilities is essential [12][13] - Building confidence in areas where students excel, such as sports or arts, can positively impact their academic performance [18] - Teaching students with dyslexia to advocate for themselves is crucial for their success in post-secondary education and beyond [19][20]

A new approach in England is training teachers in how such children understand the world https://t.co/qgQegwXiNX ...

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As our plane broke through the clouds, we landed at Quimming Airport. A bumpy 2-hour bus ride later, we arrived at town, tucked deep in the mountains. Here, a group of children lives quietly.Many left behind while their parents work far away. In this remote town with limited transport and scarse resources, the future can feel uncertain and overwhelming. Guiding us through the town was teacher Swining.In 2011, after retiring from our school, he chose to leave comfort behind. In his 60s, he came to Yingan and ...

Education & Inclusion - Education is not just about learning, but about fostering a sense of belonging and inclusion [3] - True education involves knowledge transforming from the head to the heart and then into action [3] - Equitable opportunity is essential for complete belonging, highlighting the importance of inclusion in education [4] Societal Impact of Education - One person's education contributes to national transformation and societal development [3] - Education determines not only income but also self-worth and participation in civic life [4] - Individual contributions to education can lead to rapid national development [7] Challenges in Education - Unequal opportunities and facilities exist for teachers, impacting the quality of education [5] - Education is divided by wealth, language, and privilege, hindering inclusion [4] - Some areas still debate the necessity of education for girls, and schools lack basic resources [4] Individual Responsibility in Education - Everyone can be a teacher by sharing knowledge and skills daily [6][7] - Development and transformation come from learning from the heart, not just formal education [9] - Individuals have the power to think and contribute to positive change [10]

Personal Development & Growth - Embracing discomfort and pushing past comfort zones are essential for personal growth, as growth happens when routine ends [23] - Public speaking skills can be enhanced through stand-up comedy, focusing on crowd interaction, empathy, timing, rhythm, and showmanship [25][26] - Mental agility is developed by observing everyday life for comedic material and rehearsing on the go [27][28] - Beneath the surface of any job or career, there is an inner person waiting to learn something new [29] - Growth comes from falling down, making mistakes, and persevering [31] Cultural Insights (Chinese Culture) - Prosperity (loving money), longevity, and pride/face are three important aspects of Chinese culture [10] - During Chinese New Year, wishing others "make a lot of money" is common [11] - Cutting hair during Chinese New Year is avoided to prevent cutting away wealth and prosperity [13] - Pride/face is highly valued, sometimes more than money, and is often displayed through food at gatherings [15][16] Humor & Comedy - The speaker uses self-deprecating humor about his hair loss and experiences [1][2][3] - The speaker draws a comparison between himself and Malaysian comedian Dr Jason Leong, highlighting similarities and differences [5][6][7][8][9] - The speaker incorporates jokes about Chinese culture and stereotypes [10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18]

Intanto ricordo a tutti che è l'ultima ora, quindi sento già il bruso, vedo al gabbiotto che molti ragazzi cominciano ad uscire, quindi nessuno vuole fare la sesta ora. Ora capita a me come devo fare per tirarvi su e diciamo che ho affidato e per prendere anche coraggio per quello che vi devo raccontare o testimoniare delle piccole immagini. Vediamo un poco che succede. Vediamo se qualcuno si distrae. Ecco, il mio possibile è Parco Verde, perché questo luogo mi ispira tutti i giorni. Certo, quando scelsi qu ...

[Music] I will talk about uh a special virtue of a human being. You know human uh is a mammal that is helpless. You know uh born we are helpless among mammals.We are the most unprepared. Even for walking we have to learn five years. Let let alone running.A horse can walk right away after they born. and to live. Now, modern man must learn at least 25 years in the city to uh to be able to live.So I to stress that the virtue the main virtue of a human being is learning and it's terrible if a person does not en ...