Why has this got so few views? A well researched and well delivered talk on perhaps one of the most important talks about developing a future for us and our children.
Wow, image teaching social innovation in schools. I am so for teaching that allows students to think and learn about letting go of conditioned thought and experience individual thought leadership, guided by teachers who seek to understand rather than judge, mark or correct.
Embedded in living, how about that! Mindset = skills to do things differently. I've tried that uphill course and for the most part you are going against the grain of beliefs. It can be done, though exhausting. Looking back though it mattered to me and it shaped my character to never give up. Starting leads the way.
That might be your strength, persistence and capacity. But there are a lot of people who would benefit from this sort of innovation, thriving instead of just surviving. It would be so beneficial!
Life skills rather than history would be helpful. I don't know about you but history continues to repeat itself. Or maybe thats all we'll ever be on earth. History Repeating - great song - Shirley Bassey & the Propellerheads.
It would seem this concept would actually cater to the different learning styles and personalities humans come with. I can only imagine the growth and productivity that would ensue if we were ensuring social innovation was actually at the forefront of our education. This is future thinking, and I know it's starting to happen but I wish it would hurry! Sharing right away.
Why has this got so few views? A well researched and well delivered talk on perhaps one of the most important talks about developing a future for us and our children.
Thank you for sending this to me Arnold, it is so true!
Thank you Arnold, great to hear that the talk resonates!
fluff is overtaking the good stiff on TED's
people look for instant fixes, not good research or good models. This is an important subject and good talk.
@@zeldaselsta I agree!
Wow, image teaching social innovation in schools. I am so for teaching that allows students to think and learn about letting go of conditioned thought and experience individual thought leadership, guided by teachers who seek to understand rather than judge, mark or correct.
I couldn't agree more with you Zack! Spot on my friend!
@@jacobydesoiles thanks!!
If we do what we love what work we put on it we can achieve anything
amen!
if we care enough - we do.
@@58vette thats true
Embedded in living, how about that! Mindset = skills to do things differently. I've tried that uphill course and for the most part you are going against the grain of beliefs. It can be done, though exhausting. Looking back though it mattered to me and it shaped my character to never give up. Starting leads the way.
love this, true!
That might be your strength, persistence and capacity. But there are a lot of people who would benefit from this sort of innovation, thriving instead of just surviving. It would be so beneficial!
@@xanderselester thats very true.
@@xanderselester yes true.
Be what you want to be, we hear that all the time. Teach me how to do that with curiosity and joy.
Life skills rather than history would be helpful. I don't know about you but history continues to repeat itself. Or maybe thats all we'll ever be on earth. History Repeating - great song - Shirley Bassey & the Propellerheads.
Doing things differently, that's the world we live in today.
It would seem this concept would actually cater to the different learning styles and personalities humans come with. I can only imagine the growth and productivity that would ensue if we were ensuring social innovation was actually at the forefront of our education. This is future thinking, and I know it's starting to happen but I wish it would hurry! Sharing right away.