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The Dance of Harmony | Dr. Mythili Bhaskaran | TEDxThe Pupil International School Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-27 16:15
[Music] Now all of us will remember the G20 summit that was held in India 2023. Plenty of world leaders had attended and it was a moment of pride for all of us. But there was also another very interesting thing that happened that time and that was the installation of a huge natraa statue 27 ft tall made out of bronze.People were wondering as to why why this natraa is it our custom is it our tradition what then if you have to look at this idol meticulously there'll be a plethora of interviewing facts that wi ...
Before the beat lands | Sia Joshi | TEDxTheOrchidSchool
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-01 15:27
N then n then n then n then na. These are bowls of a tal also known as how sia lived her life aka perfectly on beat. Quick question.How many of you have ever been in a relationship with rhythm. Yes. Like genuinely committed to beats and counts and patterns because I have.And rhythm is a terrible partner. It's like having a personal trainer that never lets you cheat ever. But the weird thing about rhythm in katak is that you don't just follow it, you create with it.you build upon it. For all of you who are n ...
Brain Behind the Brain: What If Your Subconscious Is the Better Designer? | Sophie Ren | TEDxCSTU
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-22 15:43
[Music] Hello everyone, my name is Sophie. I would like to start with a confession. As a learning system designer for many years, I have been believed learning system could be designed by logic, data, dashboards, methodology.I built products and platforms. I refined algorithm. I adjust the difficulty levels until one message changed everything.A woman, she left one of our learning system and then she left one message. It is very short and unforgettable. She asked you never asked me why I want to start learn ...
How to Find Your Meaning in Life and Why It Is Even Needed | Anastasiia Verbitska | TEDxYouth@2SLO
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-28 15:37
Core Idea - The presentation explores the concept of meaning and its role in daily life, emphasizing its impact on choices, ambition, and happiness [1][4] - It introduces Victor Frankl's logo therapy, a method focused on finding and analyzing meaning as the primary human drive [6][10] - Meaning can be discovered through creation, experiencing (especially love), and even suffering [11][14][21] Victor Frankl's Experience and Philosophy - Victor Frankl, a Holocaust survivor, developed logo therapy after experiencing Nazi concentration camps [5][6][8] - Frankl's book, "Man's Search for Meaning," has sold over 16 million copies and been translated into 52 languages, highlighting the importance of finding meaning in suffering [10] - Frankl's quote, "He who has a why to live will bear with almost anyhow," encapsulates his philosophy [9] Practical Implications - Individuals can find meaning by engaging in creative activities, even small ones, and by dedicating themselves to something greater than themselves [12][13] - Love and profound experiences, such as admiring nature or sharing moments with loved ones, are significant sources of meaning [15][16] - Even in unavoidable suffering, individuals have the power to choose their response and find purpose [21][22] Personal Responsibility - The presentation concludes that individuals decide and create meaning, rather than simply seeking it [25] - Each person is questioned by life and must answer by taking responsibility for their own life [26]
What have you made with that screen?| Andrew Perry | TEDxHuili Shanghai Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-09 16:18
Problem & Impact - Over 75% of college students doomscroll daily, indicating a widespread issue [1] - Doom scrolling increases anxiety and reduces life satisfaction, impacting well-being [2] - Passive content consumption lacks achievement, growth, and educational value [4] Solution & Strategy - Encourage active creation to foster critical thinking, problem-solving, and a sense of purpose [4][5] - Schools should implement initiatives that place creation at the heart of digital learning experiences, such as stop-motion movie competitions and esports challenges [10][11] - Focus on the creative process and what children make with screens, rather than just measuring screen time [13][16] Supporting Data & Examples - A 2023 poll found that adults engaging in creative activities are 71% more likely to rate their mental health as very good or excellent [6] - Examples of creative activities include designing amusement parks, creating homes in virtual worlds, and crafting music tracks [7][8] - School initiatives like 3D printing competitions, where children designed plant pots, demonstrate the value of creative processes [12] Call to Action - Parents and children should collaborate on creative projects, celebrate their creations, and learn from each other [15] - Shift the focus from measuring screen time to measuring creative time [16]