TEDxDU Temple Grandin -- Different kinds of minds

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  • @IanRob2011
    @IanRob2011 3 роки тому +16

    I adore Temple. She is fascinating to listen and watch. My 31 year old son has Autism. He has a fantastic memory and is computer savvy. Very smart and capable but easily frustrated at times. It is a privilege to be his parents.

  • @IMBewildered
    @IMBewildered 12 років тому +41

    She is an inspiration! And anyone who tries to make life (and death) more humane and peaceful for living creatures deserves our praise.

    • @aerialrose
      @aerialrose 6 років тому +2

      Temple Grandin knows nothing of significance of animal rights because she still attempts to justify taking animals' rights and bodies away when there is zero justification. Stop using her as a paragon for brilliant "humane slaughter" ideas...there is no such thing. Grandin has humane-washed, plain and simple, and the compassionate Vegans among us see through it.

    • @laurawilloughby4000
      @laurawilloughby4000 4 роки тому +2

      @@aerialrose Seems to me she's a realist.

    • @marinajohnson7735
      @marinajohnson7735 4 роки тому +1

      Temple is an inspiration, educator, visionary 👏

  • @ibelieveinyour
    @ibelieveinyour 11 років тому +21

    Temple has an amazing story to tell. She is telling you how she survived.

  • @kfletchable
    @kfletchable 12 років тому +17

    Temple Grandin is one of my favorite people!! Such an inspriation!

  • @annechilcott1436
    @annechilcott1436 6 років тому +15

    Inspiring talk, makes a great case for kids who think "differently" perhaps are visual learners. We need to accommodate all students in their learning styles!

  • @rrafly
    @rrafly 11 років тому +20

    I have asperger n adhd altogether..I can totally relate to everything grands explains.. it really helps me to expose more on my visual ability to see everything in strategic way or more anticipated way to solve problems..

  • @AkSonya1010
    @AkSonya1010 6 років тому +8

    She is amazing, i so wish more people in charge of education would listening to her. It's not just children with special needs, it's all children that need to be taught to their ability levels so they can find their true potential in life.

  • @tygerstar35
    @tygerstar35 11 років тому +5

    I love her outlook, which is to look at what an animal naturally does and for humans to adapt around this. It's such a great way to train animals, and to live with animals. And heck, people too! Setting foks/animals up for success, and not failure. AWESOME!

    • @aerialrose
      @aerialrose 6 років тому

      Temple Grandin knows nothing of significance of animal rights because she still attempts to justify taking animals' rights and bodies away when there is zero justification. Stop using her as a paragon for brilliant "humane slaughter" ideas...there is no such thing. Grandin has humane-washed, plain and simple, and the compassionate Vegans among us see through it.

  • @pithikoulis
    @pithikoulis 9 років тому +21

    I like how everyone in the audience applauds when Temple mentions "practical problems" and "different minds". Still they are the same people who stick to conventional methods in their businesses and never dare to go against the stream.

    • @alexandrebeaudry8377
      @alexandrebeaudry8377 8 років тому +6

      +Manos Seferidis how do you know who they are??

    • @Oaktreealley
      @Oaktreealley 6 років тому +2

      It takes a long time to unlearn and break from our mind prisons. Even when we know there's a better way. We also don't know what we don't know.

  • @denisZsuave
    @denisZsuave 7 років тому +51

    If you haven't watched the movie, stop procrastinating. Its a must watch. Seriously

    • @novinawright1228
      @novinawright1228 5 років тому +1

      I cried like a baby today

    • @elinawitty2251
      @elinawitty2251 5 років тому

      That’s so obvious I watched it today it’s my new favourite movie

    • @CrisLifeCoach
      @CrisLifeCoach 4 роки тому +2

      This movie made me cry like a baby because I could relate to her struggle, effort and achievement. I just found I am ADHD and was desperate to find a way to live with it - well Temple gave me the light and emotional hug I needed to move on - Beware of the different minds, different intelligence, be thankful for the neurodiversity that will sabe this planet ❤️

    • @tamerajefferson7248
      @tamerajefferson7248 2 роки тому

      I cant get the full movie to watch on you tube. Am in West Africa-Ghana

    • @waldogallad3085
      @waldogallad3085 2 роки тому

      Where can I watch the movie.,it's not in UA-cam and can't find it also on netflix

  • @tcmoney3339
    @tcmoney3339 6 років тому +13

    One of the best Tedx's I have seen yet. Got me inspired and thinking!

  • @moswanted5
    @moswanted5 8 років тому +35

    Here to the Craziest ones, to the rebels, the trouble makers, ....the genius!

  • @shelbydecker8447
    @shelbydecker8447 6 років тому +15

    I'm getting to go see her today I'm beyond excited

  • @sharonbergman5834
    @sharonbergman5834 12 років тому +4

    Alair my 17 year old autistic daughter loves this video and like Temple believes farming and animals can help autism. Alair is a Poultry Champion see her story My Best Friend Goldie in her own self published book at create space. Hands on learning and skill building helps these kids suceed. Temple is right on, that we need to teach and allow for different kinds of learning. Go with the gifts and focus on the parts of the brain that do work. Temple is our hero.

    • @aerialrose
      @aerialrose 6 років тому

      Temple Grandin knows nothing of significance of animal rights because she still attempts to justify taking animals' rights and bodies away when there is zero justification. Stop using her as a paragon for brilliant "humane slaughter" ideas...there is no such thing. Grandin has humane-washed, plain and simple, and the compassionate Vegans among us see through it.

  • @kauxkaux
    @kauxkaux 13 років тому +8

    Greatest outtro ever to a TED Talk!!!!!! :-)

  • @Ms-yv5li
    @Ms-yv5li 4 роки тому +2

    I have sooo much respect and love for this young lady

  • @iKnowYoureBusyBut...
    @iKnowYoureBusyBut... 4 роки тому +4

    Love her. She's brilliant.

  • @allisonpolls8360
    @allisonpolls8360 9 років тому +16

    I am a visual thinker. I do not have autism but my son does. My father is a great mathematician and computer programmer. Runs in the genes I imagine. I have an architectural design degree also.

    • @KSangel180
      @KSangel180 8 років тому +10

      It definitely is passed down. My father's side were big on math, music and computer engineering. My mother's side were craftsman, teachers and artists.
      Almost all of them are on the spectrum.

    • @alialsaedi2581
      @alialsaedi2581 7 років тому

      Cool

  • @trevortammen2341
    @trevortammen2341 3 роки тому +3

    She came and did a talk at our nearby city and as a kid just entering highschool with aspergers syndrome it was so insightful

  • @leahsmith6473
    @leahsmith6473 4 роки тому +1

    Love Dr. Grandin. Watch all of her videos! And the movie Temple Grandin!

  • @mattias5157
    @mattias5157 11 місяців тому

    I'm an autist. Watching the movie Temple Grandin put me on the path of understanding that. But the tests online, made for children and nit overcompansating adults, never showed a clear result. Two years ago I met a woman, now my wife, who had aspergers in the family. She saw it almost immediately and explained it to me. It's so helpful to have a diagnosis!
    The movie Temple Grandin is my favorite movie of all! So much identification, even though nor my handicap nor my brilliance are as big as hers.
    My wife's name is Guadalupe. Today, on the 12th if december, we celebrate her name in Mexico where we live. I must mention it. I love Lupita! 🙂

  • @j.adanherrera1800
    @j.adanherrera1800 6 років тому +2

    I just watch the movie, again, learn a lot from it about autistic-genius people, and cattle. Its a really good movie. Claire Danes did a fantastic job at playing this great lady, I was really impressed with her performance.

  • @cygnus53
    @cygnus53 Рік тому

    That movie was amazing. She is a force to be reckoned with. This is the first time I've actually seen her and Claire Danes played her perfectly.

  • @ronhumphrey8916
    @ronhumphrey8916 7 років тому +4

    Oh she's awesome. I love her. Can we please have more fantastically positive and realistic visionaries and leaders like her in key aspects of society? Thank you Temple Grandin :P

  • @mariajames-thiaw5797
    @mariajames-thiaw5797 7 років тому +24

    Wow. The woman that played her in the movie sounded just like her. I learned a lot from the film Temple is great.

  • @StriveForExcellence2
    @StriveForExcellence2 11 років тому +2

    A very fascinating and inspirational way of looking at things.

  • @darkanser
    @darkanser 11 років тому +7

    That's interesting what she said about math. I remember talking with my math professor about struggling with some aspects of differential equation concepts when I struggled less with multivariable calculus. My professor told me it should have been the other way around - that multivariable calculus was more difficult than differential equations.

    • @jwutube43
      @jwutube43 7 років тому

      I have autism. I did surprisingly well in differential equations (all A's). What's that mean in terms of type of thinking for me? I struggled, but did ok, with multivariable calculus (B's & C's).

    • @jwutube43
      @jwutube43 7 років тому

      I assume it means I had a good Differential Equations teacher?

    • @59_eshansinghal55
      @59_eshansinghal55 6 років тому

      Kasnar Burns I

  • @moniqueouellete6118
    @moniqueouellete6118 Рік тому

    Different but Extraordinary and Essential!

  • @cindyjenkins3431
    @cindyjenkins3431 5 років тому +1

    Awesome explanation re visual thinking!!

  • @cianainnichole3386
    @cianainnichole3386 8 років тому +7

    you are loved and inspiring

  • @MrsE-xh3xc
    @MrsE-xh3xc 4 роки тому +2

    she is amazing!!!

  • @bittypennybudgets
    @bittypennybudgets 5 років тому +1

    Love her so much.

  • @nusaocvirk5128
    @nusaocvirk5128 3 роки тому +1

    Thank you 💖❤️💗

  • @c-train3630
    @c-train3630 6 років тому +6

    I like her jacket.

  • @lizzielove6496
    @lizzielove6496 2 роки тому

    What a gift to the world 🌎 ❤️ ✨️ 🙌 💖

  • @taryn4123
    @taryn4123 Рік тому

    My daughter is Autistic and obsessed with animals. She sees things others miss. She’s an animal whisperer for sure.

  • @panchitosyabsenta
    @panchitosyabsenta 4 роки тому

    So sweet and inspirational!

  • @embossed64
    @embossed64 4 роки тому +2

    Temple is more verbal than she lets on, since she actually makes sense.

  • @melissam6931
    @melissam6931 7 років тому +2

    Temple Grandin is so cool, my science teacher got to meet her! I hope I do too one day. Although I don't think any of those four categories she discussed fit for me. I can't photo realize pictures, I'm bad at math but I'm above average at drawing, I'd say I indentify most as a verbal thinker otherwise though.

  • @josefschiltz2192
    @josefschiltz2192 Рік тому

    I seem to be a cross between Kandinsky, John Tunnard, Achille Perilli and George Kalamaras with some of Samuel Palmer thrown in. An Aspie and a bit of a mixture.

  • @somebodyu.usedtoknow
    @somebodyu.usedtoknow 2 роки тому

    She is so cool! ❤

  • @hanzelaar
    @hanzelaar 8 років тому +7

    The drawing at 2:35 looks like a digestive system. Just saying.

  • @Encourager-Purpose-Destiny
    @Encourager-Purpose-Destiny 5 років тому +2

    I loved the movie.

  • @athealis
    @athealis 13 років тому +2

    LOL @ "I wanted to give the movie to everyone, but we couldn't figure out how to order it from the Borg at the Time Warner building." I can't believe no one laughed at that.

    • @MiyahSundermeyer
      @MiyahSundermeyer 5 років тому +1

      We have 12 second left. (Does the countdown.) BLAST-OFF. I laughed really hard about that

  • @stephensmith799
    @stephensmith799 10 років тому +2

    wonderful!

  • @downbntout
    @downbntout 2 роки тому +1

    "Eating our educational seed corn" - oh wow

  • @jaykay1053
    @jaykay1053 8 років тому +1

    Wonderful!

  • @john-michaelsehlin5330
    @john-michaelsehlin5330 9 років тому +2

    powerful Words:)

  • @Pattydole70
    @Pattydole70 10 років тому +60

    Actually, she wasn't high functioning at all. If it were not for her mother, teachers and support creating a structured routine for her, she would be like many of the low functioning autistic people walking around today. Someone loved her enough to fill her mind with everything necessary for it to work in the most effective way for her. People who lack social skills are NOT stupid... it is people like you who are lacking. Do you think that calling people stupid is an effective social skill? LOL! Social skills must be taught. The problem with education today is that it is not actually about educating. It is about making money. It casts aside the weak and seeks out good worker drones. It doesn't challenge people to think critically and you are a prime example of that.

    • @Bozewani
      @Bozewani 7 років тому +1

      i was labeled with a multitude of disabilities for pursuing my human rights activism I was aspergers for studying geography

    • @queenelizabethi3387
      @queenelizabethi3387 7 років тому +2

      Actually, she wasn't high functioning at all. If it were not for her mother, teachers and support creating a structured routine for her, she would be like many of the low functioning autistic people walking around today. ..........................
      People who lack social skills are NOT stupid... it is people like you who are lacking. Do you think that calling people stupid is an effective social skill?
      ..............................
      dont you think you are very contradicting yourself right now.?
      to me this woman is absolutely a genius, for you to not see it, it defines you out of that range already.
      you're not creditable, and your words, are just the mensplaining that is making this world viciously sick already.
      extinction is yours, as i choose for the light.
      ALL MEN SUCK.!
      VOTE FOR HIGHLY EDUCATED ELITE WOMEN WHICH ARE THE UPPER ELITE CLASS.!
      HQE
      666666
      QEA

    • @chrissame
      @chrissame 6 років тому

      J.K Thank you!

  • @justinpowell3174
    @justinpowell3174 4 роки тому +1

    Anyone else imagine extreme origami as a fight to the death while folding paper cranes or am I just a silly goose?

  • @Blacksquareable
    @Blacksquareable 7 років тому +2

    Fab!

  • @DontTaseMeBro77
    @DontTaseMeBro77 9 років тому

    kd lang is back in town

    • @atheamarcosamir5633
      @atheamarcosamir5633 8 років тому +1

      020Jody45, I'm curious. What does this mean?

    • @DontTaseMeBro77
      @DontTaseMeBro77 8 років тому

      The intent was not comparing anyone because of gender/sexuality or even where the individual is in the autistic spectrum, this was strictly a visual response. I happen to be a fan of k.d. lang, she has an amazing voice, when she first came on the scene back in the mid-eighties, k.d. had a cosmic cowgirl look, reminiscent to what Professor Temple Grandin is wearing in this presentation.
      Check out k.d. lang performance, as "The Alberta Rose", at the closing ceremonies of the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary, very cool.

  • @MiyahSundermeyer
    @MiyahSundermeyer 5 років тому +2

    "We have 12 seconds left" and does the countdown. LOL. She's so random!

  • @quantumfineartsandfossils2152

    1:26 BOOM pause there's Amy I dont have adhd I dont forget *but--- i have several of these playing interacting at once soooooo see*

  • @ibelieveinyour
    @ibelieveinyour 11 років тому

    Xcen Ron. I saw 77 slides, so I am not sure what you mean. Temple had an

  • @teapartie
    @teapartie 9 років тому +2

    hi Temple

  • @rowloeightyeight3425
    @rowloeightyeight3425 6 років тому

    Fix her center track retaining system people!

  • @MOJORAPSCALLION
    @MOJORAPSCALLION 3 роки тому

    ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

  • @mariemunzar6474
    @mariemunzar6474 11 років тому +2

    She's a little eccentric, and she talks too much, but I can see why so many people are big fans of hers.

    • @Tanfeliz
      @Tanfeliz 10 років тому +3

      When you say "talks too much," you mean "for my tastes," right? Not that her way of communicating is wrong, but just different strokes for different folks?

    • @mariemunzar6474
      @mariemunzar6474 10 років тому

      Teresa Fawkes Right.

    • @platform9319
      @platform9319 9 років тому +6

      Marie Munzar But she talks too much about actually interesting things, I could listen to her all day.

    • @LancelotGraal
      @LancelotGraal 7 років тому +1

      I like her precisely because she's quirky and talks a lot. She doesn't talk too much. She talks exactly the right amount for my taste.

  • @jaype5
    @jaype5 4 роки тому

    everyone can run tests in their heads, come on lady

  • @TRHARTAmericanArtist
    @TRHARTAmericanArtist 7 років тому +3

    I thought the portrayal of Temple by Claire Danes was awful. She overacted and made Temple look like an uncontrolled and crazed individual. The movie was good though and I would recommend people learn more about Temple Grandin's work and contribution to the ethical treatment of animals.

    • @Kram1032
      @Kram1032 7 років тому +2

      I haven't seen the movie yet (literally just learned of its existence, along with this TEDx talk), but fwiw, Temple herself seemed pretty happy with how it turned out?

    • @hugoportillo582
      @hugoportillo582 6 років тому +1

      temple was more autistic than she is right now. she even said it.

    • @hugoportillo582
      @hugoportillo582 6 років тому

      J.K. I just hope my two year old can adapt. I just want the best for hin. He is nonverbal. But is not severely autistic.

  • @cohensmith9847
    @cohensmith9847 7 років тому +1

    Hi

  • @vasusnagar
    @vasusnagar 10 років тому

    We , the people of India, request everybody to go through an Indian book based on Hindu mythology named "CHANDHOKYOPANISHAD" before entering wedded life. The contention of this book has been scientifically proved. This will be the best way to avoid autism etc.........

    • @alexandrebeaudry8377
      @alexandrebeaudry8377 8 років тому +3

      +vasu kp what?? a book to avoid autism???

    • @katieb2098
      @katieb2098 4 роки тому

      🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @downbntout
      @downbntout 2 роки тому

      What does the book say? I think autism is more likely caused by processed foods and petrochemicals

  • @idealsAREisomorphic
    @idealsAREisomorphic 12 років тому

    Damn, it seems that either I am not good at anything or her theory on different kinds of minds is naive

  • @moswanted5
    @moswanted5 8 років тому

    steve Jobs=Mary Temple Grandin

  • @gabihill1414
    @gabihill1414 7 років тому

    Kkmmm

  • @ibelieveinyour
    @ibelieveinyour 11 років тому

    Sc

  • @BareNoble
    @BareNoble 7 років тому

    Wow wasted my time to learn everyone is different ..... Thanks mom!

  • @tertommy
    @tertommy 8 років тому +2

    What a shill for AgriBusiness...

  • @trevorallen5122
    @trevorallen5122 10 років тому +3

    The movie version of temple grandin was way more attractive

    • @Pattydole70
      @Pattydole70 10 років тому +12

      You are an idiot.

    • @HeatherDeweyPettet
      @HeatherDeweyPettet 9 років тому +3

      So? It was a MOVIE!!

    • @whitnelorde
      @whitnelorde 8 років тому +12

      +Trevor Allen ok she's almost 70 and in the movie shes supposed to be like 19. See if you look the same at 70 as you did at 19.

    • @claireirenecameron4640
      @claireirenecameron4640 6 років тому +3

      Trevor Allen what on earth does how she looks have to do with anything. Einstein was no model. 99% of people arent incredibly good looking. When listening to one of today's great thinkers, consider if you'd comment on her looks had she been a man

  • @The_Red_Pill__
    @The_Red_Pill__ 6 років тому +3

    Why not create something useful? Instead of killing institutions??? Slaughter houses?
    I think she thinks she’s so special. “I know I’m not supposed to sell anything, but my movie is available at...”.
    Do something positive with your life instead of destruction-we have enough of that.