100% agree we need to change the system. With that said we need to change the society as well. Schools are a microcosm of the society at large. When students come in totally and completely ill prepared, drug addicted, abused, neglected and misguided it's very difficult to teach them anything, even if they like it. When parents could care less, it's difficult. I'm not defending the system by any way shape or form it has to change, but parents need to step up as well. When parents care and work with the schools, even this broken system works.
*TED,* ‘Be the person who breaks the cycle. If you were judged, choose understanding. If you were rejected, choose acceptance. If you were shamed, choose compassion. Be the person you needed when you were hurting, not the person who hurt you. Vow to be better than what broke you-to heal instead of becoming bitter so you can act from your heart, not your pain.’
I felt so understood and represented by the making of poetry and doodles in an engineering environment that Mr. Mirshra had me from the get go. I also would like to encourage one of the messages: while it can be reframed as an opportunity for change and motive us, failure does get too overhyped sometimes. While it is a positive way to deal with an unfortunate result, it is not what we strived for- "more failure" shouldn't always, in every context, mean "better". Phenomenal talk, very powerful! He reminds me of that classic TED talk by Ken Robinson about schools killing creativity, and I'm loving that he's doing something new and cool with those ideas
Everybody loves to rave about their successes but never sharing what they went through in their failures. That’s also part of the problem. Instead of having a stigma about failing in any facet we should encourage challenges. Getting back up. Trial and error. All things that have been carefully curated have went through some form of this one way or another. If a human tries to tell you they are perfect, they are lying or delusional.
This was wonderful. I'm glad you found your true purpose, and balance your academic with your artists. My father in law also created the school of the future in his community decades ago. The school exists today. Here are some of the points he made about his school of the future. 1. There are no grades, therefor no winners vs losers, or reasons to teach to a program - rather teach to the individual student. this results in high student self esteem, better student work and zero (so I was shown) disciplinary actions. 2. There are no class periods. You do not have to learn math just because it is 10 a.m. on Tuesday. 3. The student and parent(s) and counselor work out that students individualized contract on what subject matter they will work on, and when. Some students need more freedom, others thrive with more structure. 4. There are no classrooms. Rooms are learning labs, where the student enters and gets to work. If they are hungry, they work in an eating area. If they are tired, they can nap. But in the end, to move on, they know what work they have to complete. Where they do it is up to them. 5. Schools are community centers. Always open. Security is there, this isn't a loose free for all for strangers, but the students and parents and those appropriate from the community can use the building. 6. Students can ask for, or find, speakers for topics of interests. The school will organize the rest. There's more, but those are some highlights I liked. This was back in the 1970's. And it was based on previous open school models. My father in law also wrote a manual, at the time, on how to convert a typical school into an individualized learning center. It warms my heart to see what you have done in your community. There will aways be a new angles on the school of the future. We must all be open to seeking them out.
Interesting concept but I would have loved to learn more about your failure and also the specific measures your school is implementing that makes it forward facing. Also hope in your research you were able to study methods already used by successful future-facing school systems, like how Japanese schools instill manners and respect (ex cleanliness) and how some Nordic countries have acclaimed schools. Great work, keep it up!
The present educational system is horrible. But you are assuming that we need schools in the future. All the educational material is available on UA-cam, in far superior quality, if you look in the right places. The only thing that is missing is the hands-on laboratory experience. But that can be gained separately, without paying for all the lectures.
That’s so backwards. We will always need a educational system: it’s how and what we are learning currently, that’s wasting our time. The future should at least have optional- high quality& low cost (or free) forms of education…
🗽 "Our freedom is also incomplete, dear compatriots, as long as we are denied our security by criminals who prey on our communities, who rob our businesses and undermine our economy, who ply their destructive trade in drugs in our schools, and who do violence against our women and children." ~Nelson Mandela
👩🏼🎓🇯🇵 I also know that human progress cannot be denied. There need not be contradictions between development and tradition. Countries like Japan and South Korea grew their economies enormously while maintaining distinct cultures!
My father had brought me here (at GKB Graveyard) just before I had left Pakistan to enter Harvard University in 1969 (and said): "Remember, whatever happens to you, you will ultimately return here. Your place is here. Your roots are here. The dust and mud and heat of Larkana are in your bones. And it is here that you will be buried."
Apart from education, we should care more about children,s general health. Writing, sitting, standing , carrying may all seem to be ordinary actions , but , for the long-term , they actually contribute to poor posture and pain . We should educate children how to do these and other physical actions correctly and stress the importance of general health . "Poor posture is the world,s modern pandemic "
👩🏼🎓🇺🇳 "One of the most important lessons I learnt in my life of struggle for freedom and peace is that in any conflict there comes a point when neither side can claim to be right and the other wrong, no matter how much that might have been the case at the start of a conflict." ~Nelson Mandela during a video message for the signing of the Geneva Accord, December 2003
The schooling we face nowadays are the results of the past century,when industrial government required the type of society that fits only industrial needs such as writing,counting,etc. Just ask yourself one question! While the modern technology and AI are still altering with very high rates, why do children has to sit in boring blocks instead of going out and reflecting with the reallife experience? That is very grooming((((
In this lecture, he said that he was unable to create creativity and imagination in the education of lectures and exams. So, in the project of becoming an educational designer and establishing a local school, he created a school that meets the needs of children in school by creating an education based on conversations with children, teachers, etc., and I want to have a lot of conversations with children and people related to the curriculum and make a class that satisfies both children and people.
👩🏼🎓🇿🇦 "I admire young people who are concerned with the affairs of their community and nation, perhaps because I also became involved in struggle whilst I was still at school. With such youth, we can be sure that the ideals we celebrate today will never be extinguished." ~Nelson Mandela
✈️ 👩🏼🎓 “When we read we are able to travel to many places, meet many people and understand the world. We can also learn how to deal with problems we are having by learning from the lessons of the past.” ~Nelson Mandela 👩🏼🎓 I thank you. ✍🏻
In our male-dominated culture, boys had always been favored over girls and were not only more apt to be educated, but in extreme instances to be given food first while the mother and daughters waited. In our family, however, there was no discrimination at all. If anything, I received the most attention. - Benazir Bhutto 🇵🇰
Thank you for doing this. Although I have something not good to say. Sorry for that. I was hoping to listen much more about how that scool looked like, what were the changes, the lessons from interviewing all stakeholders. I am sorry to be straight, but this talk missed the point of explaining why it was created. I didnt get to know anything about how to create a school of future. That should have been the focus, according to me. Thanks.
👩🏼🎓🇮🇳 "Peace is not just the absence of conflict; peace is the creation of an environment where all can flourish regardless of race, colour, creed, religion, gender, class, caste or any other social markers of difference." ~Nelson Mandela from a message to the Global Convention on Peace and Non-Violence, New Delhi, India, 31 January 2004
Writing the book has been difficult. It has meant reliving the pain of the past. But it has also been cathartic, forcing me for the first time to come to terms with memories I had been trying to escape. - Benazir Bhutto
Sounds like you should have been an architect, not an engineer. Engineers don't write poems. They have to calculate precise loads and tensile strengths and compressions. It's not a very artistic field. Not sure why you pursued it.
👩🏼🎓🇨🇳 "If we are to build a democracy worthy of the name, then we shall have to ensure that it brings real material improvements in the lives of the majority of South Africans whose poverty is the legacy of their oppression." ~Nelson Mandela speaking at the University of Beijing, Beijing, China, 6 May 1999
In our house education was top priority. Like his father before him, my father wanted to make examples of us, the next generation of educated and progressive Pakistanis. - Benazir Bhutto 🇵🇰
✊🏼TED “Where globalization means, as it so often does, that the rich and powerful now have new means to further enrich and empower themselves at the cost of the poorer and weaker, we have a responsibility to protest in the name of universal freedom.” ~Nelson Mandela
👩🏼🎓🇷🇺 "There is no human being who hates another human being because of the color of his skin, his origin or his religion. People have learned to hate and if they can teach them to hate then we can teach them love" ~Nelson Mandela
🌐👩🏼🎓 “Without language, one cannot talk to people and understand them; one cannot share their hopes and aspirations, grasp their history, appreciate their poetry, or savor their songs.” ~Nelson Mandela
It’s so obvious that the education system has long been outdated since the establishment of computers and the internet, information has been democratized an anyone can gain access to knowledge to accommodate their learning needs. School however remains stagnant and unchanged
as a mom , I hate the whole Chinese educational system ,in which going to the top universities is the most important way to success, As a result, students have to do a huge number of exam papers , so they study like homework machines , but there’s little we can do to make a slight change as ordinary individuals.
👩🏼🎓🇨🇭 “In the end we must remember that no amount of rules or their enforcement will defeat those who struggle with justice on their side.” ~Nelson Mandela at the 50th anniversary of the GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade), Geneva, Switzerland, 19 May 1998
👩🏼🎓🇮🇩 "No country, however powerful it may be, is entitled to act outside the United Nations. The United Nations was established in order that countries, irrespective of the continent from which they come, should act through an organised and disciplined body. The United Nations is here to promote peace in the world and any country that acts outside the United Nations is making a serious mistake." ~Nelson Mandela during a press conference, Jakarta, Indonesia, 30 September 2002
👩🏼🎓🇨🇦 "As future leaders who will take over from the older generation to which I belong, you face even greater challenges. Though the world has made much progress in the twentieth century, the lives of much of humanity is still blighted by poverty, violence, hunger, disease and environmental damage." ~Nelson Mandela speaking at the launch of the Friends of the Nelson Mandela Children's Fund, Toronto, Canada, 25 September 1998
Writing essays is a joke. The is NO space for creativity. Because the teachers need to grade the text according to certain strict criteras, we need to write things a certain way and in a certain number of words, and it's the most boring texts ever. I say this as a french student.
👩🏼🎓🇺🇳 “Knowledge is power. Information is liberating. Education is the premise of progress, in every society, in every family.” - Kofi Annan, former Secretary-General of the United Nations
_✍🏻_ 👩🏼🎓 The same is true for the astonishing progress within Muslim-majority countries from Jakarta to Dubai. In ancient times and in our times, Muslim communities have been at the forefront of innovation and education _.✍🏻_ 😊 🙏🏻
👩🏼🎓🇺🇦 “In the end we must remember that no amount of rules or their enforcement will defeat those who struggle with justice on their side.” ~Nelson Mandela at the 50th anniversary of the GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade), Geneva, Switzerland, 19 May 1998
We learned at an early age that it was men's interpretation of our religion that restricted women's opportunities, not our religion itself. - Benazir Bhutto 🇵🇰
👩🏼🎓🇺🇳 "Education is a human right with immense power to transform. On its foundation rest the cornerstones of freedom, democracy and sustainable human development” - Kofi Annan, former Secretary-General of the United Nations
Protecting your capital is much more important than making money. Basically because if you lose your capital, making money is much harder. ''Missing the train'' vs. ''losing your money''. There are a lot of trains, but if your money is gone, it's over..
Best time to invest? thats funny though because in the last four months I have lost more than $47,900 in stock market which is the biggest I have loss since I ventured into stock investment.
Rest in peace | RIP 😪 *- Benazir Bhutto 🇵🇰 -* On December 27, 2007, Bhutto was leaving a political rally in the city of Rawalpindi. She was traveling in a bulletproof vehicle but used the sunroof to stand half out of the car and wave at the crowd. That’s when a young Taliban terrorist shot her three times from less than 10 feet away, followed by detonating an explosive vest loaded with ball bearings. Twenty-two people died in the attack, including Bhutto. Al-Qaeda took responsibility, gloating in terminating “the most precious American asset.” Riots followed the assassination, leading to another 50 deaths.
👩🏼🎓🇹🇼 "Democracy and human rights are inseparable. We cannot have the one without the other." ~Nelson Mandela during his Investiture as Doctor of Laws, Soochow University, Taiwan, 1 August 1993
👩🏼🎓🇬🇧 "Will future generations say of us: ‘Indeed, they did lay the foundations for the eradication of world poverty; they succeeded in establishing a new world order based on mutual respect, partnership and equity’?" ~Nelson Mandela from a Lecture at the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies, Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford, England, 11 July 1997
👩🏼🎓🇵🇰 "We must continue, with still greater speed, to change the lives of our people, especially the poorest of the poor" ~Nelson Mandela during an Address to the Joint Session of the Parliament of Pakistan, Islamabad, Pakistan, 4 May 1999
Pakistan People's Party was voted into office, my father had started his modernization programs, redistributing the land held for generations by the feudal few among the many poor, educating the millions held down by ignorance, nationalizing the country's major industries, guaranteeing minimum wages and job security, and forbidding discrimination against women and minorities. - Benazir Bhutto 🇵🇰
Islam in fact had been quite progressive toward women from its inception, the Prophet Mohammed (PBUH) forbidding the practice of killing female infants that was common among the Arabs of the time, and calling for women's education and their right to inherit long before these privileges were granted to them in the West. - Benazir Bhutto 🇵🇰
I pledged to myself that I would not rest until democracy returned to Pakistan, that the light of hope that he (ZAB) had kindled would be kept alive. - Benazir Bhutto 🇵🇰
🗽🇺🇸 "Our freedom is also incomplete, dear compatriots, as long as we are denied our security by criminals who prey on our communities, who rob our businesses and undermine our economy, who ply their destructive trade in drugs in our schools, and who do violence against our women and children." ~Nelson Mandela
Steeping stone Slogans Limericks Poems Poetry Squelched Whim Dappling Just and equitable District Chamber of commerce Joy of recess Hassles Literally and figuratively Agony
Man sollte Arbeiten etc. In einem bestimmtem Zeitfenster von …🤔 … Oh hier gehts um die Architektur 😐…Entschuldigung ich hab mich scheinbar im Raum geirrt.
It depends on what students we’re talking about. We should definitely separate BAD kids from GOOD kids. Separate kids with disruptive behaviors. Make a school that’s just for them. We will have more students with confidence and boldness to read, speak, and volunteer in the classrooms.
100% agree we need to change the system. With that said we need to change the society as well. Schools are a microcosm of the society at large. When students come in totally and completely ill prepared, drug addicted, abused, neglected and misguided it's very difficult to teach them anything, even if they like it. When parents could care less, it's difficult. I'm not defending the system by any way shape or form it has to change, but parents need to step up as well. When parents care and work with the schools, even this broken system works.
A good education system requires a good social system, which is influenced by politics, culture, etc.
The education system need to change,the children is the future,design a school is design our future.
Really? in the midst of A.I? good luck with that.
@@clusterstageAI can be incorporated really well into a school curriculum. It fits almost perfectly into the IB curriculum
*TED,* ‘Be the person who breaks the cycle. If you were judged, choose understanding. If you were rejected, choose acceptance. If you were shamed, choose compassion. Be the person you needed when you were hurting, not the person who hurt you. Vow to be better than what broke you-to heal instead of becoming bitter so you can act from your heart, not your pain.’
I felt so understood and represented by the making of poetry and doodles in an engineering environment that Mr. Mirshra had me from the get go. I also would like to encourage one of the messages: while it can be reframed as an opportunity for change and motive us, failure does get too overhyped sometimes. While it is a positive way to deal with an unfortunate result, it is not what we strived for- "more failure" shouldn't always, in every context, mean "better". Phenomenal talk, very powerful! He reminds me of that classic TED talk by Ken Robinson about schools killing creativity, and I'm loving that he's doing something new and cool with those ideas
Everybody loves to rave about their successes but never sharing what they went through in their failures. That’s also part of the problem. Instead of having a stigma about failing in any facet we should encourage challenges. Getting back up. Trial and error. All things that have been carefully curated have went through some form of this one way or another. If a human tries to tell you they are perfect, they are lying or delusional.
We didn't get to see what you did. There were no example on how you changed the system.
This was wonderful. I'm glad you found your true purpose, and balance your academic with your artists. My father in law also created the school of the future in his community decades ago. The school exists today. Here are some of the points he made about his school of the future. 1. There are no grades, therefor no winners vs losers, or reasons to teach to a program - rather teach to the individual student. this results in high student self esteem, better student work and zero (so I was shown) disciplinary actions. 2. There are no class periods. You do not have to learn math just because it is 10 a.m. on Tuesday. 3. The student and parent(s) and counselor work out that students individualized contract on what subject matter they will work on, and when. Some students need more freedom, others thrive with more structure. 4. There are no classrooms. Rooms are learning labs, where the student enters and gets to work. If they are hungry, they work in an eating area. If they are tired, they can nap. But in the end, to move on, they know what work they have to complete. Where they do it is up to them. 5. Schools are community centers. Always open. Security is there, this isn't a loose free for all for strangers, but the students and parents and those appropriate from the community can use the building. 6. Students can ask for, or find, speakers for topics of interests. The school will organize the rest. There's more, but those are some highlights I liked. This was back in the 1970's. And it was based on previous open school models. My father in law also wrote a manual, at the time, on how to convert a typical school into an individualized learning center. It warms my heart to see what you have done in your community. There will aways be a new angles on the school of the future. We must all be open to seeking them out.
It sounds like an idealized school I’ve always been looking for ,,
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Interesting concept but I would have loved to learn more about your failure and also the specific measures your school is implementing that makes it forward facing. Also hope in your research you were able to study methods already used by successful future-facing school systems, like how Japanese schools instill manners and respect (ex cleanliness) and how some Nordic countries have acclaimed schools. Great work, keep it up!
The present educational system is horrible. But you are assuming that we need schools in the future. All the educational material is available on UA-cam, in far superior quality, if you look in the right places. The only thing that is missing is the hands-on laboratory experience. But that can be gained separately, without paying for all the lectures.
That’s so backwards. We will always need a educational system: it’s how and what we are learning currently, that’s wasting our time.
The future should at least have optional- high quality& low cost (or free) forms of education…
Stop trying to hock your wares here. You are disruptive. And don't talk back or I'll flag your post as being commercial.
@@user-wp8yxyou’re not talking to me like that, are you?
@@MaidenHelll no the original poster.
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"Our freedom is also incomplete, dear compatriots, as long as we are denied our security by criminals who prey on our communities, who rob our businesses and undermine our economy, who ply their destructive trade in drugs in our schools, and who do violence against our women and children."
~Nelson Mandela
👩🏼🎓🇯🇵
I also know that human progress cannot be denied. There need not
be contradictions between development and tradition.
Countries like
Japan and South Korea grew their economies enormously while
maintaining distinct cultures!
My father had brought me here (at GKB Graveyard) just before I had left Pakistan to enter Harvard University in 1969 (and said): "Remember, whatever happens to you, you will ultimately return here. Your place is here. Your roots are here. The dust and mud and heat of Larkana are in your bones. And it is here that you will be buried."
Thank you very much for this Video🤩 What's the Name of this School?
Apart from education, we should care more about children,s general health. Writing, sitting, standing , carrying may all seem to be ordinary actions , but , for the long-term , they actually contribute to poor posture and pain . We should educate children how to do these and other physical actions correctly and stress the importance of general health .
"Poor posture is the world,s modern pandemic "
👩🏼🎓🇺🇳
"One of the most important lessons I learnt in my life of struggle for freedom and peace is that in any conflict there comes a point when neither side can claim to be right and the other wrong, no matter how much that might have been the case at the start of a conflict."
~Nelson Mandela
during a video message for the signing of the Geneva Accord, December 2003
An eye-opener.❤
The schooling we face nowadays are the results of the past century,when industrial government required the type of society that fits only industrial needs such as writing,counting,etc. Just ask yourself one question!
While the modern technology and AI are still altering with very high rates, why do children has to sit in boring blocks instead of going out and reflecting with the reallife experience?
That is very grooming((((
A friend's chance remark changed my mind. "What is not recorded is not remembered," she told me.
- Benazir Bhutto 🇵🇰
In this lecture, he said that he was unable to create creativity and imagination in the education of lectures and exams. So, in the project of becoming an educational designer and establishing a local school, he created a school that meets the needs of children in school by creating an education based on conversations with children, teachers, etc., and I want to have a lot of conversations with children and people related to the curriculum and make a class that satisfies both children and people.
👩🏼🎓🇿🇦
"I admire young people who are concerned with the affairs of their community and nation, perhaps because I also became involved in struggle whilst I was still at school. With such youth, we can be sure that the ideals we celebrate today will never be extinguished."
~Nelson Mandela
This is why only 11% of American students or individuals care to be in STEM positions or education. Thank you, Mr. Mishra!!!
✈️ 👩🏼🎓
“When we read we are able to travel to many places, meet many people and understand the world. We can also learn how to deal with problems we are having by learning from the lessons of the past.”
~Nelson Mandela
👩🏼🎓 I thank you. ✍🏻
Thank you 😮🙂
In our male-dominated culture, boys had always been favored over girls and were not only more apt to be educated, but in extreme instances to be given food first while the mother and daughters waited. In our family, however, there was no discrimination at all. If anything, I received the most attention.
- Benazir Bhutto 🇵🇰
Thank you for doing this. Although I have something not good to say. Sorry for that. I was hoping to listen much more about how that scool looked like, what were the changes, the lessons from interviewing all stakeholders. I am sorry to be straight, but this talk missed the point of explaining why it was created. I didnt get to know anything about how to create a school of future. That should have been the focus, according to me. Thanks.
👩🏼🎓🇮🇳
"Peace is not just the absence of conflict; peace is the creation of an environment where all can flourish regardless of race, colour, creed, religion, gender, class, caste or any other social markers of difference."
~Nelson Mandela
from a message to the Global Convention on Peace and Non-Violence, New Delhi, India, 31 January 2004
"That 18 year old me writing poetry in the class, deserved better...." - Now I doubt my perspectives.. Thanks for the Eye-Opener..
Writing the book has been difficult. It has meant reliving the pain of the past. But it has also been cathartic, forcing me for the first time to come to terms with memories I had been trying to escape.
- Benazir Bhutto
True .I read a lot about this books
Sounds like you should have been an architect, not an engineer. Engineers don't write poems. They have to calculate precise loads and tensile strengths and compressions. It's not a very artistic field. Not sure why you pursued it.
👩🏼🎓🇨🇳
"If we are to build a democracy worthy of the name, then we shall have to ensure that it brings real material improvements in the lives of the majority of South Africans whose poverty is the legacy of their oppression."
~Nelson Mandela speaking at the University of Beijing, Beijing, China, 6 May 1999
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So...describe the school foo.
In our house education was top priority. Like his father before him, my father wanted to make examples of us, the next generation of educated and progressive Pakistanis.
- Benazir Bhutto 🇵🇰
✊🏼TED
“Where globalization means, as it so often does, that the rich and powerful now have new means to further enrich and empower themselves at the cost of the poorer and weaker, we have a responsibility to protest in the name of universal freedom.”
~Nelson Mandela
Super vague.
👩🏼🎓🇷🇺
"There is no human being who hates another human being because of the color of his skin, his origin or his religion. People have learned to hate and if they can teach them to hate then we can teach them love"
~Nelson Mandela
nice
🌐👩🏼🎓
“Without language, one cannot talk to people and understand them; one cannot share their hopes and aspirations, grasp their history, appreciate their poetry, or savor their songs.”
~Nelson Mandela
It’s so obvious that the education system has long been outdated since the establishment of computers and the internet, information has been democratized an anyone can gain access to knowledge to accommodate their learning needs. School however remains stagnant and unchanged
Q : ‘We design our Buildings, then they design Us’, Churchill ☂️ 2:52
0:48
thank you sir ❤
as a mom , I hate the whole Chinese educational system ,in which going to the top universities is the most important way to success, As a result, students have to do a huge number of exam papers , so they study like homework machines , but there’s little we can do to make a slight change as ordinary individuals.
👩🏼🎓🇨🇭
“In the end we must remember that no amount of rules or their enforcement will defeat those who struggle with justice on their side.”
~Nelson Mandela
at the 50th anniversary of the GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade), Geneva, Switzerland, 19 May 1998
👩🏼🎓🇮🇩
"No country, however powerful it may be, is entitled to act outside the United Nations. The United Nations was established in order that countries, irrespective of the continent from which they come, should act through an organised and disciplined body. The United Nations is here to promote peace in the world and any country that acts outside the United Nations is making a serious mistake."
~Nelson Mandela
during a press conference, Jakarta, Indonesia, 30 September 2002
👩🏼🎓🇨🇦
"As future leaders who will take over from the older generation to which I belong, you face even greater challenges. Though the world has made much progress in the twentieth century, the lives of much of humanity is still blighted by poverty, violence, hunger, disease and environmental damage."
~Nelson Mandela
speaking at the launch of the Friends of the Nelson Mandela Children's Fund, Toronto, Canada, 25 September 1998
🍾🥂 - there better be champagne!
Writing essays is a joke. The is NO space for creativity. Because the teachers need to grade the text according to certain strict criteras, we need to write things a certain way and in a certain number of words, and it's the most boring texts ever. I say this as a french student.
👩🏼🎓🇺🇳
“Knowledge is power. Information is liberating. Education is the premise of progress, in every society, in every family.”
- Kofi Annan, former Secretary-General of the United Nations
_✍🏻_ 👩🏼🎓
The same is true for the astonishing progress within Muslim-majority countries from Jakarta to Dubai. In ancient times and in our times, Muslim communities have been at the forefront of innovation and education _.✍🏻_
😊
🙏🏻
👩🏼🎓🇺🇦
“In the end we must remember that no amount of rules or their enforcement will defeat those who struggle with justice on their side.”
~Nelson Mandela
at the 50th anniversary of the GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade), Geneva, Switzerland, 19 May 1998
We learned at an early age that it was men's interpretation of our religion that restricted women's opportunities, not our religion itself.
- Benazir Bhutto 🇵🇰
👩🏼🎓🇺🇳
"Education is a human right with immense power to transform. On its foundation rest the cornerstones of freedom, democracy and sustainable human development”
- Kofi Annan, former Secretary-General of the United Nations
Protecting your capital is much more important than making money. Basically because if you lose your capital, making money is much harder. ''Missing the train'' vs. ''losing your money''. There are a lot of trains, but if your money is gone, it's over..
There might be an economical turmoil but there is no doubt that this is still the best time to invest.
Best time to invest? thats funny though because in the last four months I have lost more than $47,900 in stock market which is the biggest I have loss since I ventured into stock investment.
Hello my frinds from Brazil
Rest in peace | RIP 😪
*- Benazir Bhutto 🇵🇰 -*
On December 27, 2007, Bhutto was leaving a political rally in the city of Rawalpindi. She was traveling in a bulletproof vehicle but used the sunroof to stand half out of the car and wave at the crowd. That’s when a young Taliban terrorist shot her three times from less than 10 feet away, followed by detonating an explosive vest loaded with ball bearings. Twenty-two people died in the attack, including Bhutto.
Al-Qaeda took responsibility, gloating in terminating
“the most precious American asset.”
Riots followed the assassination, leading to another 50 deaths.
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"Democracy and human rights are inseparable. We cannot have the one without the other."
~Nelson Mandela
during his Investiture as Doctor of Laws, Soochow University, Taiwan, 1 August 1993
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"Will future generations say of us: ‘Indeed, they did lay the foundations for the eradication of world poverty; they succeeded in establishing a new world order based on mutual respect, partnership and equity’?"
~Nelson Mandela
from a Lecture at the Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies, Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford, England, 11 July 1997
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"We must continue, with still greater speed, to change the lives of our people, especially the poorest of the poor"
~Nelson Mandela
during an Address to the Joint Session of the Parliament of Pakistan, Islamabad, Pakistan, 4 May 1999
Pakistan People's Party was voted into office, my father had started his modernization programs, redistributing the land held for generations by the feudal few among the many poor, educating the millions held down by ignorance, nationalizing the country's major industries, guaranteeing minimum wages and job security, and forbidding discrimination against women and minorities.
- Benazir Bhutto 🇵🇰
David Cross...?
The schools are not the problem it's the teachers and the unions that make them poor examples of higher education.
What's being taught now isn't education, it's social politics 😂
Kids are doomed unless we bring back real ciriculums and discipline
Islam in fact had been quite progressive toward women from its inception, the Prophet Mohammed (PBUH) forbidding the practice of killing female infants that was common among the Arabs of the time, and calling for women's education and their right to inherit long before these privileges were granted to them in the West.
- Benazir Bhutto 🇵🇰
Carl Sagan is the best
I pledged to myself that I would not rest until democracy returned to Pakistan, that the light of hope that he (ZAB) had kindled would be kept alive.
- Benazir Bhutto 🇵🇰
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"Our freedom is also incomplete, dear compatriots, as long as we are denied our security by criminals who prey on our communities, who rob our businesses and undermine our economy, who ply their destructive trade in drugs in our schools, and who do violence against our women and children."
~Nelson Mandela
Not clear what did you specifically did in the unused building very gross.
Steeping stone
Slogans
Limericks
Poems
Poetry
Squelched
Whim
Dappling
Just and equitable
District
Chamber of commerce
Joy of recess
Hassles
Literally and figuratively
Agony
Man sollte Arbeiten etc. In einem bestimmtem Zeitfenster von …🤔 … Oh hier gehts um die Architektur 😐…Entschuldigung ich hab mich scheinbar im Raum geirrt.
The intro 😂
It depends on what students we’re talking about. We should definitely separate BAD kids from GOOD kids. Separate kids with disruptive behaviors. Make a school that’s just for them. We will have more students with confidence and boldness to read, speak, and volunteer in the classrooms.
Oh god no
@@vincentyoung8472well to be explanatory, separating kids is a terrible idea
What a terrible idea that’s already a thing
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Separatism is never good. Look at the USA with blacks and whites.
Worst TED I have listened to in a while.
A shallow story then an ad for some 'school'.
This was the talk of his life?