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A Kid’s Guide to Growth Mindset and Grit | Eva Young | TEDxYouth@GrandviewHeights
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-02 16:23
Core Message - The central theme revolves around the concept of a growth mindset, emphasizing that abilities are not fixed and can improve with effort and the right attitude [3][15] - The narrative illustrates the importance of embracing failures and setbacks as part of the learning process [3][11] - The speech encourages individuals to persevere through challenges by reframing "I can't do this" to "I can't do this yet," fostering a belief in continuous growth [16] Practical Application - The speaker shares a personal anecdote of learning to ski to demonstrate the principles of a growth mindset [1][5] - The story highlights the value of reflecting on past struggles to recognize progress and growth [9][10] - The speaker advocates for documenting both successes and failures to provide tangible evidence of improvement [13][14] Advice for Educators and Parents - The speech advises parents and teachers to acknowledge and validate the struggles and frustrations encountered during the learning process [17] - It suggests focusing on the process and persistence rather than solely celebrating successes [17]
How Thinking Differently Helped Me Find a New Home | Ken Cari | TEDxJNFLS Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-02 16:13
Personal Growth & Learning - Overcoming initial challenges in language learning is possible with perseverance [1][2][3] - Adapting a childlike approach can unlock new learning methods and perspectives [5][6][7] - External constraints are often self-imposed limitations [9] - Age is a state of mind, influencing one's ability to learn and grow [5][10] Overcoming Obstacles - Initial high test scores do not guarantee real-world fluency [1][2] - Comparing oneself to others can be discouraging, especially when starting [3] - Seeking advice and support from others can provide valuable perspective [4][5] - Embracing unconventional methods can lead to unexpected breakthroughs [6][7][8]
Overcoming Fear and Failure | Zixiao HUANG | TEDxPennon Qingdao Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-25 16:48
Personal Growth & Learning - The speaker initially experienced fear of failure after scoring 196 on a math test, a significant drop from a previous score of 99 [2] - The speaker created a "mistake notebook" to learn from errors, demonstrating a proactive approach to self-improvement [4] - The speaker improved to a score of 98 on a later test, showing progress through learning from mistakes [4] - The speaker realized that setbacks are temporary and that improvement is possible with continued effort [5] - The speaker draws inspiration from Thomas Edison's perseverance, highlighting the value of learning from failures [6] Overcoming Challenges - The speaker's journey emphasizes the importance of facing fears and learning from failures in various fields [7] - The speaker encourages others to embrace mistakes as learning opportunities and to persevere in their endeavors [7]
How to master any skill | Ernesto Burden | TEDxAmoskeagMillyard
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-23 15:01
Overcoming Perceived Limitations - Natural talent is not the deciding factor in achieving goals; skills are earned and developed through hard work [1] - A growth mentality, believing in the ability to learn and improve, is crucial for overcoming challenges [2] - Reframing negative feedback into something useful is essential for continuous improvement [2] The Importance of Process over Outcome - Loving the practice of a thing and letting go of the outcome matters in ventures where results take years or decades [1] - Happiness is not a static state but an activity; falling in love with the process is key to long-term motivation [3] - Committing to being the thing one aspires to be (e g, a writer, a runner) is essential for believing in oneself [3] Steps to Accomplishment - Believe in the possibility of achieving the goal [2] - Study how others have learned the skill [2] - Develop a learning plan with small, measurable goals and targeted practice [2] - Fall in love with the process, not just the outcome [2] - Seek feedback and reframe negative feedback into something useful [2]
العنصر الخامل | The Inert Element | Mohamed Alshebani (فارس بني شيبان ) | TEDxAl Baladiyya Street
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-22 15:55
教育理念与方法 - 教师应首先与学生建立稳固的关系,再传授知识,沟通是关键 [1] - 传统教学方法已不适用于当今学生,需要简化课程内容,例如“利比亚化学”[1] - 课堂环境对学生的学习吸收有显著影响,适宜的环境可提高 68% 的学习效率 [1] - 教学应以学生为中心,根据学生特点采用不同的教学策略,如游戏、谜题和实验 [1] - 鼓励在教学中融入幽默元素,通过“多巴胺学习”提高长期记忆力 40% [2] - 教师的职责不应止于课程结束,而应持续关注学生的成长,提供职业规划等方面的支持 [2] 学生发展与潜力 - 每个学生都是独特的个体,都有发展的潜力,不存在“迟钝”或“无用”的学生 [1][2] - 通过适当的引导和鼓励,即使是看似“惰性”的学生也能发生积极的转变,成为对社会有贡献的人 [1][2] 教师角色与责任 - 教师不仅是知识的传递者,更是学生的引路人,帮助学生找到自我价值和发展方向 [1][2] - 教师应努力帮助学生将分散的知识点整合起来,引导他们认识到自己的潜力 [1]
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Learning in the 2030s: The Next Era of Education | Rachel Long | TEDxMcMasterU
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-20 15:11
Education & Learning - Traditional education systems often prioritize effortless success over genuine learning, leading to disengagement even at the university level [2] - Physical learning spaces significantly impact the learning experience, often overlooked in favor of content [9][10] - A balance between structure and freedom is crucial for student agency, requiring an open-door policy for support [10][11] - The current era is characterized by collective intelligence and readily available information, necessitating a shift towards becoming architects of knowledge [15][16] - Individuals need to develop personal knowledge management systems to avoid being overwhelmed by information [16][30] - A simple process for knowledge management involves capturing, organizing, reflecting, applying, and sharing information [24] - Passivity in consuming information should be avoided; instead, active and effortful consumption should be encouraged [27][28][29] - The future will reward those who master knowledge systems, not just knowledge itself [33] Personal Development - Individuals should conduct knowledge audits to understand their learning systems and identify gaps [22][23] - Building a personal knowledge management system helps individuals make better decisions and avoid being overwhelmed [23][24] - Actively questioning, being critical, and sharing insights with others are essential for effective learning [32]
We Don't Need Scores for That | Khadija Amiree | TEDxKids@ElCajon
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-18 16:54
Education & Assessment - Test scores are not the sole determinant of a child's worth or future success [2] - Success is defined by happiness, healthy relationships, and inner peace, not just test scores [3] - Standardized tests fail to measure crucial traits like perseverance, motivation, and awareness [4][5] - Bistown, a simulated town, provides valuable real-world learning experiences for students [7][8] Recommendations - Education should focus on learning and having fun, not solely on test scores [6] - Celebrate individual differences and foster growth in students [6] - Empower students to recognize their worth beyond test scores [9] - Encourage opportunities like Bistown to promote learning [8]
Weaving Webs of Influence | Nico Kazlauskas | TEDxHopeCollege
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-18 16:21
Core Idea - The art world connects tangible objects with intangible art, inviting participation and shared experience [1][2] - Human interaction and learning are interconnected, forming a web of influence where actions impact others [4][5] - Societal norms are learned through observation and interaction, shaping behavior within a connected flow of influence [7][8] Education & Socialization - The hidden curriculum in education consists of unspoken expectations and values learned in school [9] - Educators can manipulate the classroom environment to influence student behavior and connection [11][12] - Individuals act as both teachers and students, influencing each other through daily actions and habits [12][13] Influence & Impact - Actions create vibrations that influence others, emphasizing the importance of intentional living [13][18] - Living deliberately shapes societal culture through waves of influence and meaningful connections [19] - Individuals are encouraged to create connections that inspire transformation in a wildly connected life [20]
Passion is Overrated | Wilson Huang | TEDxUniversitas Ciputra Surabaya
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-15 16:32
Key Takeaways on Career & Passion - The speaker reflects on the common Gen Z struggle of defining a career path post-graduation, highlighting the pressure to find one's passion [1] - The speaker initially felt lost despite extensive extracurricular involvement, revealing a sense of obligation rather than genuine passion in those activities [1] - The speaker challenges the misconception that passion is a pre-existing feeling to be discovered, instead advocating for passion as something built through exploration and learning [1][2] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of taking action and starting a process before expecting to find passion, suggesting that passion emerges from engagement and experience [8] - The speaker shares a personal anecdote of discovering leadership potential through initially obligatory activities, illustrating how consistent effort can lead to unexpected passion and skill development [6][7] The "Effect of Getting Hooked" - Four Stages - The speaker outlines four stages: initial boredom due to external demands, gradual realization of benefits, emotional investment and pride in one's work, and finally, an inability to imagine doing anything else [9][10][11][12] - The speaker compares discovering passion to the process of courtship, emphasizing the need to approach and try things to see if they fit, accepting that not every attempt will succeed [13] - The speaker encourages listeners to stop searching for passion and instead start taking action, as the fear of not liking something can hinder progress [14][15] - The speaker highlights that passion often arises from unexpected sources, urging listeners to step outside their comfort zones and try new things [17][18] - The speaker concludes by advocating for learning to love what is in front of you, emphasizing that action and engagement are necessary to discover and cultivate passion [19][20]