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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]
Pages, Not Pixels | Amy Murdock | TEDxKids@ElCajon
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-12 14:56
Health & Wellness - Excessive screen time can lead to Computer Vision Syndrome, especially in children, due to reduced blinking [3] - Optometrists advise limiting screen time to prevent eye strain and dryness [2][3] Education & Lifestyle - The speaker advocates for reading physical books as a valuable activity [1][4] - Reading books offers benefits that digital reading cannot replicate, such as avoiding eye strain [2][3] - Over-reliance on screens can negatively impact academic performance and time management [4]
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Andrew Tate· 2025-08-12 10:19
Education is for midwits.It is impossible for a genius or a moron to tolerate. ...
The First Lesson Every Human Must Learn | Dr Zafar Ali Ch | TEDxFaisalabad Medical University
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-11 15:24
Character Definition and Importance - Character is defined as the way one thinks, behaves, manages things, and deals with others, including living beings [1] - Character is crucial, as losing money means little, losing health means something, but losing character means losing everything [1] - Character is essential in every aspect of life, influencing how one acts as a person, a professional, and a member of society [5] Character Development - Character building starts from birth and continues throughout life [9] - Parents are the first to build a child's character, with the mother's lap being the first school [2] - The home environment, including the behavior of parents and siblings, significantly shapes a child's character [3][4] - Education, including reading good books and understanding religious texts, plays a vital role in self-character building [8][10][11] - Good friends are instrumental in building one's character [9] Influences on Character - Genetic makeup contributes to character, but character can be modified and improved [1] - Teachers and schools play a role in instilling values such as honesty, truthfulness, and responsibility [7][8] - Role models and influential figures, such as prophets and mentors, can shape character [12] - Reciting and understanding meaningful poems and prayers can provide guidance and shape one's life [6][13][14][15]
Reaching For The Stars | Edyta Borowicz-Czuchryta | TEDxİzmir Atatürk Lisesi
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-11 15:22
Core Message - Education is a journey into the unknown, akin to exploring the cosmos, requiring ambition, courage, and dreams [1] - Students are the most important part of education; teachers' role is to support, guide, and ensure their safety [1] - Education should empower students to discover their superpowers and pursue their dreams, preparing them for future opportunities, even those not yet invented [1] Practical Application in Education - Breaking space and time through online meetings connects students with different cultures and perspectives, fostering global awareness [1] - Connecting students with professionals in their fields of interest, such as NASA astronauts, inspires them and makes learning more engaging [3] - Supporting students' dreams and aspirations, even seemingly impossible ones, can lead to remarkable achievements [3][4][5] Teacher's Role - Teachers serve as guides in the educational galaxy, supporting students to shine and follow their orbits [10][11] - The ultimate reward for teachers is when students share their happiness and success, demonstrating the impact of their guidance [6][8]
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The Economist· 2025-08-11 12:20
Though relatively little-known, the European University Institute is among the world’s foremost graduate schools. But Europe’s Hogwarts was producing too few practising wizards. Its new president is determined to change that https://t.co/bWrS7Y42BZ ...
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Andy· 2025-08-09 01:28
Education & Career - Online skill acquisition can be a viable alternative to college education [1] - Dropping out of college can be a beneficial career decision for some individuals [1] - The future of education may involve considering alternatives to traditional college for children [1]
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Andy· 2025-08-08 04:13
I'm very opinionated that college is not for everyone and if you can learn a skill set online and charge for it, you do not need to attend.Dropping out was one of the best decisions of my young career. Something I'm thinking about for my children in the future... https://t.co/ltNxsuKbVy ...
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 ...
ChatGPT Is MELTING Your Brain – The Scans Prove It!
Coin Bureau· 2025-08-06 14:01
Cognitive Impact of AI - MIT research indicates that using ChatGPT is associated with weaker neural connectivity across brain regions, reduced alpha, theta, and beta waves, and diminished attention spans [4] - Regular ChatGPT use is correlated with cognitive decline, with users exhibiting deficits even before testing began [10][11] - AI-assisted work can lead to memory failure, with users struggling to recall their own AI-generated content minutes after writing it [7] - Homogenization of output is observed, with AI-written essays exhibiting uniformity and lacking originality [12] - Users may experience a diminished sense of intellectual ownership over AI-generated content, potentially reducing critical scrutiny and ethical responsibility [14][15] Historical Context and Counterarguments - Historically, concerns about new technologies melting brains have been common, but humanity has adapted and evolved [17][18][19][20] - The Flynn effect, which documented rising IQ scores throughout the 20th century, has reversed in recent decades in some countries [23][26][27] - Some argue that reduced brain activity in AI users may indicate efficiency, not decline, and that AI can enhance intelligence when properly implemented [47][49] Global Responses and Strategies - China is making AI education mandatory while also emphasizing traditional cognitive training [31] - Singapore is providing credits to workers over 40 to teach them how to use AI without becoming dependent [32] - The EU is taking a cautious approach to AI in education, emphasizing transparency, human oversight, and data protection [34] AI's Impact on Skills and Industries - AI coding assistants may lead to "vibe coders" who can tweak existing code but struggle to build from scratch [43] - For complex work, AI use may actively slow down experienced developers [44] - The IMF estimates that 40% of all jobs globally face AI exposure, jumping to 60% in wealthy market economies [40] Types of AI and Their Effects - Large language models like ChatGPT are associated with neural decline, memory failure, and homogenization of output [41] - Image generators may lead to prompt dependency, where artists lose the ability to create without algorithmic assistance [42] - Educational AI that enhances rather than replaces learning shows more promise, with potential for 20-40% improvements in learning outcomes [45]