Education
Search documents
X @CZ 🔶 BNB
CZ 🔶 BNB· 2025-10-17 18:36
Putting the donations to good use, reward high quality contributors while making education free for all students.Giggle Academy (@GiggleAcademy):The Giggle Academy Creation Challenge • Nov 2025 · Light is now open!💰 $40,000 in rewards await inspiring creators worldwide!Submit your story and help light up learning for every child.https://t.co/z2nKrZ5tsb ...
The faces of Poverty and Inequality | Saanvi Tripathy | TEDxSolitaireGlobalSchoolsAttapur
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-17 16:01
Global Poverty and Inequality - The speech addresses the pervasive issue of poverty and inequality, highlighting that it's not just about statistics but about real people and their limited choices [2] - It emphasizes that 10% of the world's population lives under $2 a day, which is the global standard for extreme poverty [5] - Poverty is defined not only as a lack of money but also as a lack of access, opportunity, and a functional support system [7] - Inequality is portrayed as a systemic issue, built into the structures that govern the world, affecting access to education, job opportunities, and overall life chances [7][8] - The speech provides examples of inequality in different regions, including rural Kenya, the United States, India, and Latin America, showcasing its global reach [9][10][11] Potential Solutions and Hope - The speech highlights examples of positive change, such as cash transfers in Colombia, healthcare expansion in Rwanda, and the rise of microfinance in India, demonstrating that progress is possible [12][13] - It argues that reducing inequality leads to faster economic growth and societal flourishing, emphasizing the economic benefits of addressing inequality [14] - The speech encourages individuals to educate themselves, support organizations making a difference, use their voices to challenge the system, and not accept inequality [14][15] - It concludes with a call to action to build a world where everyone has a chance to thrive and where basic needs are met, emphasizing the power of collective action [16][17]
Society is ruining sport for kids | Alazar Woldermarian | TEDxTarneit Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-17 15:45
Think about your heart as a jigsaw puzzle. My pieces would be family, religion, friends, and sport. Out in the world where society lives, many people like me can't live freely or how they want just because we share the same passion of sport.teachers, parents, almost every adult I know have told me to focus on my education. Not going to lie, I'm doing pretty good in school. Not even good, but I'm thriving.But that's not what I'm passionate about. You see, I chose this topic because I know I was not the only ...
From the Neck Upto Heartout Reclaiming Original Way We Learn | Jan Zhou | TEDxColumbiaCollegeChicago
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-17 15:21
Hi everyone, >> thank you for coming to support. Uh first I want to raise a question. When did we when did the learning become something we do only with our mind not with our hands, our heart or our breath.Today education often celebrates creativity, innovation and originality. We are in we are encouraged to chase new ideas faster, brighter, even louder. But somewhere along the way, something was lost.True creativity isn't simply from having more ideas. It grows when a deep foundation meets a need. A need t ...
Never Give Up The Life Lesson That Changes Everything | Shwetal shubhadeep & Datta Benur | TEDxCMRIT
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-15 15:37
[Music] [Music] Heat up here. Heat up here. [Music] When as an entrepreneur I experience problems or trouble.Tailwinds are welcome very grateful for it. Crossfits are a given. The turbulence is or in the life of an entrepreneur is given and the mental muscles become very important at times like that.But for me the best analogy is the headwinds. When when you as an entrepreneur experience your first rejection or your first failure or your first obstacle, don't think of it as oops and think of it as headwinds ...
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]