TED is one of my favourite video platforms where , when time allows, watch inspiring videos of not only educators but leaders and enthusiasts from all other fields. We , in Educational Technology and Mobile Learning, consider TED as a video resource of huge potential in education and that is why we dedicated a whole section solely to TED videos , its news and updates.
Today we noticed that TED Blog has published a great post featuring 10 talks from inspiring teachers and upon checking them ( some we have already seen before ) we found them worth sharing with you here.
Check them out below and tell us what you think about them :
1- Teach Statistics before Calculus
Arthur Benjamin, a Math professor at at Harvey Mudd College, offers a bold proposal on how to make Math education relevant in the digital age
2- Teaching The World Peace Game
Learn how John Hunter created the World Peace Game which is a hands-on political simulation where he puts all the problems of the world on ax plywood board and has histhgraders solve them
3- Teaching Design for Change
Learn how designer Emily Pilloton has brought new opportunities to the poorest county in the state by teaching a design class caled Studio H
4- Math Class Needs a Makeover
Dan Meyer, a high school math teacher, argues in this video that the focus in math class should be shifted from solving problems to formulating solutions
5- How to Speed up Chemical Reactions and Get a Date Aoron Sams, Colorado high school teacher has made a great TED -Ed lesson on chemical reactions made relatable to anyone hoping to go to prom.
6- The Child-driven Education
In a series of real-life experiments from New Delhi to South Africa, Sugata Mitra ( Education Scientist ) gave kids self-supervised access to the web and saw results that could revolutionize how we think about teaching.
7- A Call to Reinvent Liberal Arts Education Bennington president Liz Coleman delivers a call-to-arms for radical reform in higher education.
8- Teaching Kids Real Math with Computers
Conrad Wolfram presents his radical idea about teaching kids math through computer to generate stinterest.
9- The Call to Learn
Stoll Clifford, astronomer and researcher, makes a sharp, witty case for keeping
10- A Teacher Growing Green in The South Bronx Watch this amazing story of Stephen Ritz who teaches at-risk kids in the South Bronx
Thank you for sharing... I believe that I got the most from Liz Coleman's presentation. However, each one gave me fodder for thought.
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