I fell in love with TED talks when in one of the courses of CTER we
were told to watch a video of Sir Ken Robinson’s talk on ‘Changing
Education Paradigms’. Since then I have viewed so many TED videos and
found each one so unique. It’s a nice learning experience for me when I
listen to inspired people talking passionately about things that matter
the most to them.
Few days back, one particular Twitter feed relayed information that TED has teamed up with PBS to deliver talks on education. On April 16 of this year PBS is going to air the first televised TED event, TED Talks Education. The first three speakers booked for this event are: Geoffrey Canada (of Harlem Children’s Zone), Bill Gates and my favorite: Sir Ken Robinson! These speakers will discuss and share their ideas on the ways to curb the high school dropout crisis in USA. I think this is an apt topic to start talks on education because despite taking so many measures and adopting different strategies to keep students in school, it still remains a significant national problem.
Few days back, one particular Twitter feed relayed information that TED has teamed up with PBS to deliver talks on education. On April 16 of this year PBS is going to air the first televised TED event, TED Talks Education. The first three speakers booked for this event are: Geoffrey Canada (of Harlem Children’s Zone), Bill Gates and my favorite: Sir Ken Robinson! These speakers will discuss and share their ideas on the ways to curb the high school dropout crisis in USA. I think this is an apt topic to start talks on education because despite taking so many measures and adopting different strategies to keep students in school, it still remains a significant national problem.
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