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Sir Ken Robinson outlines 3 principles crucial for the human mind to flourish -- and how current education culture works against them. In a funny, stirring talk he tells us how to get out of the educational "death valley" we now face, and how to nurture our youngest generations with a climate of possibility.
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Abdul Aziz
what should we do to put this beautiful idea in practice? Does anyone have anything on this? lol
Vor 11 StundenTravel & Food
"One of the effects of current culture is to deprofessionalize teachers" "There is no system or school in the world than its teachers" "Education is about learning. If there is no learning going on, there is no education going on. Many people discuss education, but not about learning" Sir Ken Robinson had too much common sense when it came to education and that is what we need today in our education leaders. R.I.P. Sir Ken Robinson.
Vor TagDhplaz
So are we gonna do anything? We need a change this is important nobody can do this alone
Vor 2 TageMONISH Kuruguntla
Rest In Peace 🙏🙏🙏 Sir
Vor 2 TageGoutam Boppana
7 years and 8 months passed nothing changed plz kill me
Vor 3 TageVinay Shelke
Unfortunately he's no more :(
Vor 3 TageEzra O'Connor
everyone:school sucks!!!!!!!!!!! teachers:well you see i... umm get a low salary?
Vor 4 TageFardin Mun
hands down
Vor 4 TageManuel Moraleda
Induce curiosity, learning would follow.
Vor 5 TageExtraGoose Animations
Guess why a Finland's student "scores" so much even with the least schooling hours? He/she gets home, opens the book out of curiosity and then researches if hydrogen becoming absent is oxidation too...
Vor 6 TageSochi Egbune
it's when TED picks great speakers and writers like this that I watch their videos.
Vor 7 TageKadir iSA
You are still my source of inspiration! Rest in peace...
Vor 8 TageSophia Nguyen
The thing is with learning is that we treat it a something that can be grasped directly. Surely, if you repeat and test enough, children will retain something. But they retain because of the anxiety that comes with not being good enough - otherwise, why would they do it? I've been scared of bad grades and being one of the "disciplined kids" for so long that I would have gripping anxiety over some overdue homework, or being called out on my grammar in english class. The fact that it took an entire quarantine to realize that life is more than living up to someone's expectations and that learning stems from curiosity instead of trying to meet a pre-set standard truly does say something about the system.
Vor 8 TageKyle Turner
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Vor 8 TageGaanthuirei Gonmei
why does he sound like the kurzgesagt voice???
Vor 9 TagePpFish
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Vor 10 TageDeborah brune
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Vor 10 TageSoup snek
what?
Vor 7 TageQuill
The problem with most schools are they are goal-oriented rather than the system itself. Perhaps, schools just really have to focus on the inputs and its systems and the result will take care of itself. Rather than "if we want smart students, the system should be like this." they should change it to "if we have this system, then the students are this" Jus' sayin'.
Vor 14 TageJorin
Imagine having this guy as your teacher or dad
Vor 14 Tageparrot. E
I agree with Sir Ken Robinson!
Vor 15 TageSeliph Vip
THE BOSS
Vor 16 TageVu No
Love you.
Vor 18 TageKat P
I’ve been watching all these Ted talks and stuff about how bad our education. Almost all of them are from about 6 years ago. What has changed? Well it’s worse.
Vor 18 TageArvidPbGaming
Ken Robinson: *“They’re suffering from childhood.”* Audience: *laughs* And this ladies and gentlemen... is our problem.
Vor 18 TageJohnston Maggie
3:25 Sorry God forgive please i like-1 sorry
Vor 21 TagCallum
Great speaker. Rest in peace ken.
Vor 25 TageSupa Ningastar
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Vor 15 TageCallum
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Vor 15 TageSupa Ningastar
Wait, He died? How?
Vor 15 TageUsman S.
I was fortunate enough to discover a sense of curiosity for science in high school. The teachers I had in physics & biology absolutely were the ones who inspired me & shaped my curiosity. I agree 100% that teachers deserve more respect & professional development.
Vor 27 TageDay Chi
0:33x.
Vor 29 TageMu Ma
Aaaaaaaaaahhhhh .
Vor 29 TageXiangyun SHI
3:30 human beings are naturally different and diverse
Vor MonatLatif Berisha
Is seven year from this speech did the lesson learned
Vor MonatDau Voi
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Vor MonatJ Ravindranath English HOD
wonderful speech
Vor MonatRaided Cluster Animations
He passed away on August. I really hope one day we have a better education system and we can always turn back to see his contributions to it.
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Vor MonatAudrey Muzingo
Wow, this was 2013, my second (out of 4) years that I tried my very best to teach, before realizing that the dominance of standardized testing makes the job not only incredibly hard, but literally impossible. Seven years later, from what I see my kid endure and still-teaching friends tell me, it has only gotten worse. The thing is, EVERY.SINGLE.TEACHER. knows what he's saying is true, and so do most principals and other administrators who dictate what teachers do.....so why don't they all rise up and refuse to keep doing it? Because the dominance of corporate (e.g. Pearson) bribery of officials at the Federal level makes rising up not only incredibly hard, but literally impossible. The horror show that education has become cannot be protested away, only voted away, and that means paying attention to who is running for leadership, to whether or not they accept corporate donations, and voting accordingly.
Vor Monathyp3r X
Sir Kevin Robinson (the speaker) died on 21st August 2020...RIP such a great author and with an awesome sense of humor.
Vor MonatDavid Ford
Take this to your government schools and teach it: The government gang is a giant gang of thieves who use theft and violence to survive and win supporters. Do you have a real job or are you a parasite? Are you on the government take? Are you being corrupted by government plunder?
Vor MonatSu Tan
Yang pilih Allah like yang pilih Dajjal abaikan.
Vor MonatThe Hungry Ninja
Indian audience : Silence International audience: Hahahahah
Vor MonatNameless
ha..this hasn't aged well! ADHD is a bigger epidemic now than it was a decade ago and he clearly doesn't understand the disease's prognosis.
Vor MonatY Nhu
good
Vor Monatderek zhang
dude the laughing is so annoying
Vor Monatan idiot who replies to every notification
I learn more at home then at school
Vor Monatflappy fabby
Ken Robinson: Breathes* Crowd: Claps
Vor Monatflappy fabby
"If we halved the number of high school drop out, we would create a net gain to the economy over 10 years of over a trillion dollars." He's right, imagine the amount of money universities would make for handing out liberal art degrees to all those people.
Vor MonatLiu Mat
A la verga.
Vor MonatEZ Fuzzy
It's so depressing that we lost a gem like you, Sir. RIP we will dearly miss your presence among all educators alike.
Vor MonatJan Fau
Poor dog I liked my own commet how sad.
Vor MonatAgatha Illa
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Vor MonatOlli Kärkkäinen
OK..
Vor MonatBarrie Payne
In so many instances, educations begins the day one leaves school! Why do we allow so called Education Secretaries to control our educational systems with obsessive testing regimes when they have never taught before? It clearly strifles creativity and curiosity!
Vor MonatTJ World
I realized this long back...But I have fingers pointing at me from every corner.....The greatest have to suffer the toughest...!!🔥
Vor Monatbruce sekulic
Give systemic modelling a go...
Vor MonatIce Ice
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Vor MonatLouella Whitehead
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Vor MonatVenkat Ramana Koduri
☝️👍💐
Vor MonatNoi Toi
I love u girl
Vor MonatMampi IARIMAMPIANINA
this guy is great! I'm lucky to have stumbled on this video
Vor MonatBartosz Kaczan
There is one right way back home, only one Name to get saved- Jesus. He is the real (Word of) God, there is only one Spirit of the everlasting love- it is Christ, who loves unconditionally . Everybody can meet Him and understand, how He really is. He tells the truth directly to everyone, who is searching for Him from the bottom of the heart. Jesus Christ is so much different than they wrote and talk about Him in this world. He is so much better than the people think. There is no other God's Name, no other Spirit, nobody who can tell the truth about Him- I mean everyone who hasn' t met Him or doesn't hear His voice. When somebody talks about things, which were written, he becomes a witness of a scripture, not of Jesus Christ. This world is not His Kingdom, that's why it is full of lies, which the people called "truth". Call His holy Name, He always answers when we ask honest and all we want is Him and His truth.. If you belive in Jesus Chris, let somebody babtise you in His Name... Ask honest and let the Holy Spirit fill you and you can listen to the Word of GOD in your heart. . GOD will let you know that you are saved and born again. And then..... Will you be searching for Him somewhere else or by someone else, when He will live inside of you?
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Vor MonatRosie McNiff
'The real role of leadership is climate control; creating a climate of possibility. And if you do that, people will rise to it and achieve things that you completely did not anticipate, and couldn't have expected'.
Vor MonatEUREKA! I have found it
his way of standing and body language olo
Vor MonatKhoi Thu
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Vor MonatChris George
It wasn't until I left school that I discovered how interesting learning can be - including what in school I found tedious.
Vor MonatHuy Cho
A la verga.
Vor MonatHin Thu
Love you.
Vor MonatFatima Eliot
محاضرة. رائعة . . .A wonderful talk . . . .Trés belle conférence . . .شكرا . . .thank you . . .merci
Vor MonatBelinda Alvis
And that is why I have learnt much more on YouTube than in school.
Vor MonatMay Lui
he lowkey gives me iroh vibes and im here for that
Vor Monatponfo miran
RIP Sir Ken Robinson
Vor MonatRussell Green
I honestly can't decide if this gentleman should become the head of public education in America, or America's next great stand up comedian.
Vor Monatvirat tandon
exactly
Vor MonatCate true eleven
Arts humanities and physical education Education of our planet and the damages that we have mistakingly caused Core commonalities languages communications math and sciences anthropology sociology philosophy These kinds of educational tools are of the mist importance
Vor MonatCate true eleven
I wonder if in Illinois if it’s a crime to drop out - ? you go to county jail 90 days if you drop out of school
Vor MonatPhương Lê
Thanks
Vor Monatur local mime
There's always that one dude who laughs louder than anyone
Vor Monateverydae
6 years passed and nothing changed... until now! We just launched a NATIONWIDE movement to fight this. Check our last video to see how we are fighting for our children's future!
Vor MonatMfundo Nkosi
I hated tests in school. I always found it easier to speak about the topic in question verbally and apply it in the real world.
Vor MonatClaude Dexter
It's funny how when I'm out of school, I want to learn more...It's almost as if the school system sucks.
Vor MonatKatherine
“No child left behind” is not irony. How would you propose to get basic education for first-generation students? If not community college and public schools? Everyone knows private education is better, but are you gonna pay for it?
Vor MonatKatherine
The irony is precisely the Brit making accusations of the American education system. Just look up the A level curriculum.
Vor MonatRohde Fischer
Fantastic talk, but in way also tragic. This should be obvious - even without science - and there's plenty of science showing what he tells. So why do people still try to design school systems that kills creativity?
Vor Monatmabel.
pandemic + online classes era anyone?
Vor MonatMissStephanie H
Unschooler here 💓💓
Vor 2 MonateDhplaz
In order to have chances in life, you need to have money. In order to have money, you need to have a good job. In order to have a good job, you need to have a good degree. And in order to have a good degree, we need to have good grades. And in order to have good grades, we need good memory because we actually need to remember what we are being taught, and it's really not that much about IQ. And you also need the motivation to get good grades and in order to get motivation, you need to be interested in what you are learning. So in conclusion in order to be successful, you need to have a good memory and there are certain things you gotta be interested in. And that doesn't even support the basic rights of humans. The school system needs a change now!
Vor 2 MonateJoe Lonsdale
One of the most inspiring talks I've ever seen. Sums up my schooling in the UK.
Vor 2 MonatePaul Tonacci
Using his death valley metaphor in my own discussions of the importance of education! Wow.
Vor 2 MonateClaudia Cuevas
But wait, what are the alternatives for my children. Now that we're doing virtual school, I can TOTALLY see the incompetence of the teaching and the subjects that are being taught. What do we do? Homeschool? Private School? What? I need a solution to this problem. My children are 11 and 12, I need it now!!! Help please!!!
Vor 2 MonateDakota Atwood
peolle gain alot of independent skills in their spare time as adults, the problem is hireing managers look for degrees unessesarily in about 80% of fields
Vor 2 MonateFélix Díaz Castaño
It's totally true. The Benjamin Franklin statement makes me think a lot.
Vor 2 MonateRhonda Lyman
"If you sit kids down hour after hour doing low-grade clerical work, don't be surprised if they start to fidget." I literally clapped along with the audience.
Vor 2 MonateStewart Holmes
Spot on, that's why I have been working on a different approach. It's worked well in the schools I have run it in.
Vor 2 MonateツAhmed
Rest in peace, I hope his spirit and ideas will be carried on and resonated by everyone he has impressed.
Vor 2 MonateFanty
His speech was incredible. May he rest in peace, hope he will be listened.
Vor 2 MonateJack
Wow! What a great video and what an intelligent person. As someone who’s attended Public schools my entire life, I can say it did a number on my confidence. Thankfully I’m almost done with school entirely. Growing up, I was one of those kids who learned from doing rather than listening which made it so hard to sit still. As I got older Tests came and went and I struggled to get Cs. I have failed more tests than I can count and was used to my tests coming back in a sea of red ink. It got so bad that as a 12 year old I flat out stopped caring. Thankfully I had a supportive family who noticed and helped me get back on my feet but the damage was done. I managed to get through high school with decent grades but based on my early experience with failure bc of tests and grades I never put my best to anything again. I’m now finishing up with college and I can say I don’t think I ever fully recovered from the ptsd of 7th grade. Never have I felt so dumb in my life. At present I give up so easily because I think I’ll fail anyway. In any other area I’m a positive person and excel with ease. Whether socially or athletically but when ever I try to learn something new it’s almost like I’m a different person entirely. Thank you for coming to my Ted talk lol
Vor 2 MonateLantz Thoms
It's funny how when I'm out of school, I want to learn more...It's almost as if the school system sucks.
Vor 2 MonateBalkanScrubs
It's funny how when I look at 2 comments, I see you copied it... It's almost as if your out of ideas.
Vor MonatMarthin Ketard
my whole academic life has been so far just studying to pass exams.
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