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Rest Is Rebellion: Fighting Burnout Culture | Teresa Suen | TEDxBISZ Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-12 14:55
Good afternoon, fellow students. Let's start things off with a snap pole. I want you to imagine a very familiar scenario.You're an hour into your history reading that your eyes are dropping. You reread the same passage three or four times, and suddenly your mom aggressively opens the door and proceeds to lecture you. about the importance of regular breaks while studying.Show of hands, homeless moments like this. We are the selected view. I'm guessing your moms are more likely to demand you to finish your ho ...
Don't Blame the Bot | Andrew Phillip | TEDxNeoCity Academy Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-06-16 15:26
Academic Pressure and Cheating - 75% of high school students report feeling constant and overwhelming stress related to academics, with 50% of middle school students feeling the same way [9][10] - One-third of all teenagers report being severely depressed and anxious as a result of academic pressure [10] - 70% of students admit to cheating at some point, and of those, 75% say it was due to severe academic pressure [10][11] - 90% of students believe their classmates regularly engage in academic dishonesty [11] - Only 2% of students report ever getting caught cheating [12] - 90% of students would cheat on an online exam if they knew they wouldn't get caught [12] Student Perception and Education Value - 80% of students base their self-worth as people on their academic success [13] - Less than 10% of students value education for its intrinsic value of learning [15] AI in Education - Initial reactions to AI in education were largely fearful, focusing on potential negative impacts [5] - The core issue isn't the new tools like AI, but the underlying pressures that lead students to cheat [8] - The education system should not view AI as a threat, but address the reasons why students are compelled to cheat [9][22] Recommendations for Change - The education system needs to fundamentally rethink its approach, moving away from standardized tests and grading based on completion [17][18] - Education should focus on valuing mastery and the learning process, rather than punishing failure [18][19] - Schools need to change the way they treat and value students, aligning their needs with the needs of the future [23][22]