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Training: Theory OR Skill? | Esmaeel Azarinejad | TEDxBaladshapur
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-12 16:34
Educational Philosophy & Methodology - The speaker advocates for multiple intelligences, emphasizing that learning styles vary among individuals, some learn visually, others auditorily, and some kinesthetically [1] - The speaker highlights the importance of balancing knowledge and experience in education, drawing from Ali ibn Abi Talib's teaching that intellect grows through both [1] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of creating a joyful and collaborative learning environment, where children can be together and happy [1] - The speaker questions whether knowledge and intellect can only be acquired through books, suggesting alternative educational approaches that extend beyond traditional schooling [2] Community Engagement & Project-Based Learning - The speaker initiated "بلوت Houses" (Baloot Houses) in rural areas of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Province, aiming to provide children with opportunities for storytelling, computer education, language learning, writing, and various activities [1] - The speaker describes a project where children investigated public health issues, specifically brucellosis (تب مالت), by gathering information from local farmers and comparing it with international standards [2] - The speaker mentions a project in Akbarabad Dehdasht focused on "interpersonal intelligence," where children explored various occupations in the village and created a village atlas [2] - The speaker describes a project where children were divided into groups to study the Baloot tree, its importance to the Zagros region, and the threats it faces [1] Vision & Future Goals - The speaker envisions "Qaseh Rang Toob Institute" and "بلوت Houses" becoming a globally recognized educational brand based on experience [1] - The speaker aims to design an educational system that fosters intellectual and spiritual growth in children through experiences in nature [2]
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Investopedia· 2025-09-11 18:15
Event Focus - Invest Fest 以教育和创新为中心 [1] External Links - 提供 Invest Fest 相关链接 [1]
From Spark to Flame | Sheikh Zakir Hussain | TEDxVedic International School Raigarh Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-11 15:22
Career & Personal Development - The speaker emphasizes the importance of maintaining a "spark" within oneself to drive personal growth and inspire others [5] - Overcoming adversity and health challenges, including two cardiac arrests and kidney problems, the speaker highlights resilience and determination [2] - The speaker advocates for paving one's own path, not allowing others to control one's destiny, and being generous in inspiring others [5] - The speaker stresses the importance of remembering one's roots and maintaining humility even after achieving success [5] Innovation & Contribution - The speaker innovated a new technique called Paste Fill Technology in coal mines, converting waste into a resource for surface stabilization [2][3] - The speaker's innovations have contributed to environmental sustainability and India's self-reliance [3] - The speaker's life experiences and achievements serve as an inspiration to others, motivating them to pursue their goals [4] Educational & Professional Achievements - The speaker started his career with a daily wage of ₹1 and pursued extensive education, including multiple master's degrees and a PhD in Management [1][2] - The speaker excelled in mining rescue competitions, becoming the best captain in India for five years [2]
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The Wall Street Journal· 2025-09-10 18:48
From @WSJopinion: A country that fails to educate half of its own children while also banning immigrants is destined for declinehttps://t.co/RWWZXbGZpV ...
The Young World: Turning Africa’s Population into Global Power | Naufal Ahmad | TEDxKangiwa
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 16:38
Demographic Opportunity & Challenges - The world is aging rapidly, except for Africa, particularly sub-Saharan Africa and Northern Nigeria, presenting a unique demographic opportunity [1] - Nigeria's median age is 18, and Kaza's is even younger, indicating a potential for innovation and workforce development [1][2] - This demographic advantage presents both an opportunity and a challenge: the need to invest in education, healthcare, and skills to create a viable future workforce [2] Economic Transformation - There's a need to shift from an agrarian economy to a technology-driven, knowledge-based economy to leverage the young population [3] - Failure to capitalize on this demographic dividend will not only impact Nigeria and Africa but also the world, as the aging global population will rely on the younger generations for future doctors and engineers [3] Technological Advancement & Investment - The focus is shifting towards investing in connectivity, even in remote areas, recognizing it as the most important infrastructure in the current era [9] - A metropolitan area network of 27,000 meters has been built in less than two years, connecting important government offices and paving the way for fiber to homes, schools, and hospitals [10] Leadership & Empowerment - Leaders are beginning to trust young people with more opportunities to contribute ideas on leveraging the population to build a globally competitive economy [5] - The emphasis is on empowering young people to build, grow, and excel locally, rather than feeling the need to relocate to major global hubs [7] Overcoming Barriers & Fostering Innovation - Innovation has no borders, but opportunities often do, and efforts are being made to lower the barriers for young people to connect with mentors and access opportunities [11][12][13] - The message is that young people in Kazuna states, Northern Nigeria, and Africa are not too poor, disadvantaged, or late to start making a difference [13]
Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam: Growing Up in a Borderless World! | Dr. Vidya Yeravdekar | TEDxSIBM Nagpur
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-10 16:31
Diversity and Inclusion - The speaker's childhood was shaped by growing up in a home that welcomed students from diverse backgrounds, fostering a sense of the world as one family [1] - The speaker's parents provided experiences of diversity and inclusion, rather than formal lessons, which shaped the speaker's and her sister's characters [1] - Symbiosis, an institution, was founded based on the belief in the need to support students from different parts of the world, particularly Afro-Asian students, who faced discrimination [1] - The speaker lived in Oman and observed the empowerment of Omani women over a decade, highlighting the transformative power of education [1] - The speaker shares the story of Renuka, a girl from a poor village who received a scholarship and is now empowering other girls through education, demonstrating the impact of providing opportunities [2][3][4] Organizational Values and Impact - The organization aims to spread the message of "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam" (the world is one family) [1] - The organization provides scholarships to girls from impoverished families to pursue higher education [2] - The university increased scholarships from 10 to 20 to support more girls like Renuka [4] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of respecting diversity and cherishing moments of diversity in a world facing geopolitical conflicts [5] - The speaker encourages individuals and organizations to provide opportunities and be voices of change for women and girls with dreams [4]
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The Economist· 2025-09-07 20:20
“What about the next generation? We are not going to have any educated women”. On “The Weekend Intelligence”, Neggeen Sadid talks to three young Afghan women about continuing their education, four years after the Taliban closed their schools https://t.co/re6nqYlCMz ...
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Forbes· 2025-09-07 19:00
MIT takes the #1 spot on Forbes’ annual list, which showcases 500 colleges that produce successful, high-earning and influential graduates from all economic backgrounds, with less student debt. https://t.co/lNFym3HEeX #ForbesTopColleges (Illustration by Lola Dupre For Forbes) https://t.co/KNg4q6UZ7c ...
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The Economist· 2025-09-07 18:20
Education Sector Impact - Phone bans may improve academic performance, potentially reducing dropout rates and increasing graduation rates [1] - Research in Britain suggests a correlation between phone bans and improved academic outcomes [1]
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CZ 🔶 BNB· 2025-09-07 06:32
RT CZ 🔶 BNB (@cz_binance)@XinTuWeb3 What? AI put Giggle Academy ahead of Khan already? Might be a bit too early. They done a lot of good work in education, and much bigger scale (at this current stage).Free education is not a competition. There is no revenue. The more people do it, the better. ...