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We’re Raising the Smartest Generation (and Breaking Them?) | Ananya Nair | TEDxSVKM Intl School
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-22 15:43
I have a little secret that I have to share with you. I'm currently running on four hours of sleep. Four four hours of sleep and an irresponsible amount of caffeine because in the next about 12 hours I sit for my SAT examination.Now, Nana, why would you be here and not preparing at home. Because a few days ago, I heard a question answered in a way that made me realize a test score that's the least of our problems. So, let me tell you what happened.Recently, I was at this college counseling seminar and you k ...
Smart in Class, But Lost in Life | Ivy Chen | TEDxYouth@MageeSecondary
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-22 15:26
Hi guys, today I want to ask you all a question. Did you know that even amount that graduates from world reale university up to 20% cannot find a suitable job after graduation. This is not only a statistic, it's a reality for many people.They are smart, capable, academically successful, yet completely lost when they step into the real world. Smart in class, but lost in life. This is an honest reflection of today's education system often produces.We are trained to self standardized question. how to chase gra ...
Burnt by Today's Education System | Anna Gallagher | TEDxSGBIS Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-17 17:08
According to Statistica, there were 641 million students in secondary education globally in 2023. That's almost double the whole of America's population, 9,000 times the seating capacity of the Sadu Olympico in Rome, and 11 times the Italian population. See, some of you may have grasped the enormity of the number 641 million instantly, suggesting you may have a more numerical mind.Others may have benefited from the contextualized examples while some may require more visual image like this one to truly begin ...
Rural Roots, Global Mindset: Redefining Education in Small-Town India | Siva Arunagiri | TEDxJSB
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-03 17:38
[music] Hello everyone. Uh I'm going to do something very risky now. So I like you all to close your eyes for a minute.I know it's lunch time and it is risky to ask you all to close your eyes, but it's better than asking you all to close your eyes after lunch. So yeah uh close your eyes and uh stay with me. So imagine a child from a rural town in Tamil Nadu uh from a place called Shankran Kovville which is nestled near the western guards.So, the town is filled with echoes of looms, and we've got a thousand- ...
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Decrypt· 2025-11-21 12:10
Philippines Bets on Sui's Move Language as Education System Struggles With Basics► https://t.co/2xDoj0DsKe https://t.co/2xDoj0DsKe ...
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The Economist· 2025-10-30 09:20
You might wonder what attracts an Emirati private-equity company to a special-needs school in an old mill-town in Lancashire. The answer helps explain just how broken England’s special-needs system has become https://t.co/MbCiwx9iE5 ...
Reimagining the future of education | Danielle Hobson | TEDxDoncaster
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-16 16:01
Education System Critique - The current education system is outdated, operating as if it were still the 1950s, focusing on teaching the past instead of preparing students for the future [2] - The system measures worth by test scores and defines success by competition, neglecting individual potential, ideas, and true identity [1] - The system is creating high-functioning test takers instead of fully flourishing humans [4] - The speaker's daughter is experiencing the same issues, being told to sit still and stay quiet, highlighting the continued relevance of these problems [3] The New School Movement - The New School is presented as a movement to reinvent education for 2025 and beyond [5] - It is based on four pillars: purpose discovery, resilience training, real-world learning, and future-ready intelligence [6] - Purpose discovery focuses on helping students explore their passions and make an impact [6][7] - Resilience training emphasizes learning from mistakes and adapting [8][9] - Real-world learning aims to teach critical thinking, collaboration, and creation, rather than just memorizing facts [9][10][11] - Future-ready intelligence focuses on understanding technologies like AI and their impact [12][13] Call to Action - The speaker encourages parents to ask for more experimental learning, teachers to incorporate purpose-driven projects, and leaders to hire for emotional intelligence and creativity [16] - The speaker emphasizes that the New School is not about tearing down the current system, but about what's next [17] - The speaker calls for a conscious effort to make more space for forward thinking, creativity, and innovation [18] - The speaker highlights that 85% of jobs that will exist in 2030 haven't even been invented yet [4]
มูลฆ่าของบัตรประชาชน | Ao . | TEDxBangkok Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-26 16:16
Social Issues & Advocacy - The statelessness of children deprives them of fundamental rights, including the right to education and opportunities [1][3] - Poverty and statelessness create barriers to accessing education and financial aid, limiting life choices for affected children [1] - The current free education policy may not fully address the needs and circumstances of stateless children [1] - Society's perception and treatment of stateless individuals can lead to discrimination and limited opportunities [3] Education & Opportunity - The individual's experience highlights the challenges faced by stateless individuals in pursuing higher education and specific professions due to citizenship requirements [1][2] - Access to education is crucial for the development and integration of stateless children, offering a path to a better future [1][3] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of providing opportunities and support to stateless children to prevent them from becoming marginalized or involved in negative activities [3] Call to Action - Society needs to recognize the value and potential of every individual, regardless of their legal status [3] - Everyone can contribute to creating opportunities for stateless individuals by offering understanding, support, and access to essential services [3] - The value of citizenship is immeasurable, representing fundamental rights, dreams, and a sense of belonging [3]
What I Learned Helping Aspirants Crack India’s Toughest Test | Saket Jha | TEDxYouth@DPSFaridabad
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-15 16:01
Civil Services & Social Impact - Civil services in India provide a platform for individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds to achieve significant positions and bring hope to their communities [4] - Empathy and a focus on people are more important qualities for civil servants than pure efficiency [9] - The narrative that civil services should be privatized is incorrect because it overlooks the empathy and hope that civil servants bring [13][14] - Civil servants play a crucial role in bridging the gap for those who are backward with respect to both caste and class [13] Personal Fulfillment & Meaningful Contribution - Money beyond a certain point does not add value; living a meaningful life and contributing to society are more important [16] - Individuals from privileged backgrounds are choosing to leave high-paying private sector jobs to join civil services to add value and make a difference [17][18] Education & Mentorship - One-to-one personalized mentorship is becoming increasingly important in the Indian education system, replacing traditional classroom programs [23][24] - Personalized mentorship helps individuals identify and correct their weaknesses, leading to improved performance [26] - The speaker advocates for one-to-one mentorship in all aspects of life, emphasizing fault finding, course correction, and repetition [30][31]