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Why teachers are just like YouTubers
Takeru Nagayoshi believes that educators and UA-camrs have a lot in common-and if we give teachers the same respect we give UA-camrs, we can attract new talent to the profession in the face of looming teacher shortages.
In a 2019 survey of US kids aged 8-12, one third cited being a blogger or UA-camr as their top dream job. In another survey of high school students, only 5% indicated that they wanted to become a teacher. But 2020 Massachusetts Teacher of the Year Takeru Nagayoshi believes that great teachers and great UA-camrs are cut from the same cloth, and the more we treat educators with the same respect and prestige that we show to UA-camrs, the better chance we have of attracting new talent to the profession.
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How to use simple tech apps to support ALL learners
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Stacey Roshan believes that when schools only prioritize students who are most vocal and quick to raise their hand, they leave out the perspectives of so many. That's why she uses simple tech in the classroom to provide a safe space for all types of learners to contribute. When Stacey Roshan was in high school, she feared the moment she might be called on in class. A self-described introvert an...
How to create lessons that showcase students' diverse cultures
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For nearly 30 years, Lisa Winer taught her diverse group of students as if they had all come from the same background-but when she introduced a mix of culturally sustaining pedagogy and self-determination theory to her lesson plans, she noticed an enormous change for the better. For so long, the norm in teaching has been to assimilate students: instructing each individual in the same way, regar...
Engaging students with digitally-powered Socratic Seminars | Martine Brown
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Martine Brown was nervous to try a Socratic Seminar in her classroom, but something amazing happened when she let her students lead. Martine Brown is a self-proclaimed 'talker', and when she decided to try a Socratic Seminar in her classroom she was apprehensive of giving so much control of the conversation over to her students. However, thanks to some creative use of technology, she made disco...
How to be an anti-racist teacher in a mostly white school | Taryn Coe
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It is essential that white educators in majority white schools ensure that their students and colleagues are educated about racism. Educator Taryn Coe believes that unless parents and teachers actively choose to discuss race and racism with the young people, students will grow up with a woefully incomplete understanding of the subject - leaving them both uninformed and unable to tackle the obst...
The role of cognitive biases in the classroom | Michael Mills
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Educator Michael Mills unpacks cognitive biases that get in the way of the ability to connect with students. How can a teacher connect with a student who sees the world through a different lens? We may think of ourselves as empathetic, but everyone has certain barriers hard-wired in their brains. From the Dunning Kruger effect to the Fundamental Attribution Error, in this talk, educator Michael...
How home visits changed parental involvement at my school
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When Tom Braddock took on the new role of Principal, he asked the educators he was going to work with what they would want to change about their school. At the top of the list, was 'more parental involvement'. But rather than asking parents to come to him, Tom devised a system that would bring him into the homes of - and in conversation with - every family at his school by the end of the year a...
Educator interview: How do you teach students hope? | Cathleen Beachboard
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Can you teach a student to hope? And can hope help you teach? Educator Cathleen Beachboard wanted to help her students develop a resilient and actionable sense of hope - a hope that could help them navigate life's trials and triumphs. In this interview, Cathleen gives concrete examples of simple practices that can be integrated into the classroom that remind students that they control the world...
Educator interview: The role "Mrs." plays in education | Tamar Spitzer
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In this conversation, Tamar Spitzer discusses why reconsidering "Mrs." is specifically relevant to an industry where the efforts of educators are so often overlooked. Tamar was overjoyed when she got engaged, not only because she had found her match, but also because she would officially be able to "upgrade" her classroom door with her new title: "Mrs." But conversations with friends in other i...
What thinking of my life as a tree has taught me | Jenny Hill
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Jenny Hill shares the story of how her experience growing up with Cerebral Palsy led her down the path to becoming an educator. The line from being diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy to becoming an educator was not straight. It was influenced by childhood encounters, kind doctors and perseverance. The choice to pursue a career in education grew out of the rich soil of Jenny Hill's life. As she share...
The key to work is play | Caitlin Quarrington
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“When we create cultures of play, we can really transform the ways we view work itself.” In this talk educator Caitlin Quarrington explores the role of play and playfulness in work, and her discoveries might just improve your outlook on your job and your classroom. Making space for play not only helps ensure emotional well-being, but it also helps improve creative output. The TED-Ed Educator Ta...
Interview with an educator: The morning class that changed everything | Alhassan Susso
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View Alhassan's full talk on the importance of meaningful relationships in the classroom here: ua-cam.com/video/LLVB50zzVhA/v-deo.html Educator and New York State Teacher of the Year Alhassan Susso reflects on his idea worth sharing, how his experiences evolved into a Talk and why it's vital for educators to share their ideas. _ The TED-Ed Educator Talks channel is dedicated to celebrating grea...
The morning class that changed everything | Alhassan Susso
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A class that helps you plan for the future, brings you closer to your classmates, and helps you invest in your education? Welcome to Mr. Susso's Morning Class. - When Alhassan Susso discovered that most of his students had dropped his class when they heard he was going to be teaching it, he knew something had to change. How was he supposed to interest them in the French Revolution when he hadn'...
How do you teach courage? | Ming Shelby
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Three strategies for building classrooms that foster brave conversations. In the classroom, teachers make the rules and students follow them, right? Well, how can teachers make sure that students feel comfortable confronting them? According to educator Ming Shelby, "When [students] are bold enough and brave enough to tell us what they need, that's when their learning will flourish." In her talk...
Why computer programming is about more than perfect code
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Learning how to code is about more than 21st century skills. Educator James Abela explains the power of programming. When James Abela exalts the power of programming, he's speaking from experience, not only as an educator, but as a former student who was drawn to computer science as a means of coping with bullying. James argues that for many students, programming provides not only an escape, bu...
How positive associations improve learning outcomes | Kris Fallon
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How positive associations improve learning outcomes | Kris Fallon
The real test? Bouncing back from disaster | Lucio Padilla
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The real test? Bouncing back from disaster | Lucio Padilla
Teaching during a pandemic: the path ahead
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Teaching during a pandemic: the path ahead
Teaching during a pandemic: Resilience
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Teaching during a pandemic: Resilience
What we lose when we stop telling our stories | Harpreet Parhar
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What we lose when we stop telling our stories | Harpreet Parhar
Impact students by investing in relationships | Quentin Lee
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Impact students by investing in relationships | Quentin Lee
How do you measure the greatness of a school? | Jesse Jackson
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How do you measure the greatness of a school? | Jesse Jackson
When you're an educator, ignorance is not an excuse | George Iannuzzi
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When you're an educator, ignorance is not an excuse | George Iannuzzi
Interview with an educator: The power of a good morning routine | Mat Burt
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Interview with an educator: The power of a good morning routine | Mat Burt
Interview with an educator: 4 paths for productive conversations about bias | Amber Cabral
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Interview with an educator: 4 paths for productive conversations about bias | Amber Cabral
Interview with an educator: Becky Navarre
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Interview with an educator: Becky Navarre
Helping students take ownership of their learning | Becky Navarre
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Helping students take ownership of their learning | Becky Navarre
Before the ABC's - how to start children on the path to literacy | Brenda Erickson
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Before the ABC's - how to start children on the path to literacy | Brenda Erickson
Before the ABC's: how to start children on the path to literacy | Brenda Erickson
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Before the ABC's: how to start children on the path to literacy | Brenda Erickson
Embrace ambiguity! Why predictive metrics aren't helping | Shawn Loescher
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Embrace ambiguity! Why predictive metrics aren't helping | Shawn Loescher

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  • @ajadis927
    @ajadis927 11 днів тому

    Cj was my writing teacher in high school, truly amazing

  • @njobamsolange3900
    @njobamsolange3900 13 днів тому

    Amazing!My learners must learn this

  • @farche2
    @farche2 25 днів тому

    clown show

  • @shanegobran5077
    @shanegobran5077 Місяць тому

    this guy is half the reason I left Waterloo region. won't be having this thing direct the teachers in my area

  • @ramdomguy44
    @ramdomguy44 Місяць тому

    hi mr farrel

  • @ramdomguy44
    @ramdomguy44 Місяць тому

    omg its my principle😄

  • @tammyfitzgerald5336
    @tammyfitzgerald5336 Місяць тому

    💔🙏🙏🙏🙌working mothers lord help us 🙏🙌🙏🙌

  • @rrtoronto
    @rrtoronto 3 місяці тому

    "Whether you're a Christian, Muslim or Jewish teacher" is still a pretty narrow category: all Abrahamic religions that believe we end up on one of two places when we die, and this worldview of right and wrong permeates all judgement. Isn't that what this whole this is aiming to argue against?

  • @ms.o7926
    @ms.o7926 3 місяці тому

    As a teacher, I always find these to be interesting. While I can never understand someone’s experience, someone else can never understand mine. As students, this is the same thing in my mind as a teacher, and everyone is an individual there for education. I treat everyone as a separate individual and adjust my lessons accordingly often times seeking specific information from each person, but what they need particularly. While I understand, I need to be aware of race, I think going too far to the other side of the spectrum does the same thing of excluding other people. This is what we are trying to combat is it not? Why can we not just simplify things and see everyone at the individual PERSoN

  • @jesussavesjesusgodlove7042
    @jesussavesjesusgodlove7042 4 місяці тому

    🛐🙏❤facts💓❤💕❤❤❤💖💞❤♥️❤💗❤💕❤❤💖😭Heavenly Father JesusGod, I know that I am a sinner. I know that I deserve the consequences of my sin. However, I am trusting in Jesus Christ as my Savior. I believe that His death and resurrection provided for my forgiveness. I trust in Jesus and Jesus alone as my personal Lord and Savior. Thank you Lord, for saving me and forgiving me! In Jesus Mighty God's holy name, Amen!" 💗❤❤💞This Gospel message if you continue to believe this message, you will be saved: For I delivered to you as of first importance what I also received: that Christ died for our sins in accordance with the Scriptures, that he was buried , that he was raised on the third day in accordance with the Scriptures, and that he appeared to Cephas, then to the twelve. Then he appeared to more than five hundred brothers at one time,

  • @Bill0102
    @Bill0102 4 місяці тому

    I'm spellbound by this. I read a book with similar content, and I was absolutely spellbound. "The Art of Meaningful Relationships in the 21st Century" by Leo Flint

  • @user-vi7xk6bp3h
    @user-vi7xk6bp3h 4 місяці тому

    This was wonderful. I am moved to tears. I am proud of you and I don't even know you.

  • @stevediggs7305
    @stevediggs7305 4 місяці тому

    Anti-racisms is basically a belief based ideology, which is very similar to a religion. Ms. Coe is making the mistake of pushing her personal world view beliefs onto her students.

  • @DarkAngel2512
    @DarkAngel2512 5 місяців тому

    🤮🤮🤮🤮

  • @alexajackson8227
    @alexajackson8227 6 місяців тому

    These kids are going to be running our world in 20-30 years

    • @tammyfitzgerald5336
      @tammyfitzgerald5336 Місяць тому

      Sad 😢 parents failing and not really getting it 🙌🙏🙌🙏🙌😨😨😨😱😱

  • @alexajackson8227
    @alexajackson8227 6 місяців тому

    I try not to live in fear but it’s so clear where our world is destined. Apart of empathy is awareness right? So what about all the children whose parents just give them a phone to entertain themselves or put on UA-cam before school. These kids have 0 awareness and they have trouble even making eye contact? I guess tragedy’s like this is the exact reason we need to be exercising our faith in God. We are doomed. The seeds have already been planted and it’s going to take an act of God to fix the damage.

  • @juliaariff4609
    @juliaariff4609 6 місяців тому

    Thank you!

  • @TheBlackCat1337
    @TheBlackCat1337 7 місяців тому

    there is a condition that is the opposite of narcissism yet no one seems to think it is bad that a person can't help themselves and only others. brain injuries go both way.

  • @jackhazardous4008
    @jackhazardous4008 7 місяців тому

    Teach the white kids to hate themselves. I hate anti-racists. Every conversation is a struggle session.

  • @Jcikokalol
    @Jcikokalol 7 місяців тому

    Seattle explains a lot. And she's a good reason why repeal the 19th is a thing

  • @e.r.3258
    @e.r.3258 8 місяців тому

    This is so helpful.

  • @ENDofREGULATION30
    @ENDofREGULATION30 8 місяців тому

    I dont find it a coincidence AT ALL... that this "teacher"... said "EXspecially" at the 1:07 mark. We no longer teach anything but this nonsense in the schools.

  • @lengkeng_helloworld
    @lengkeng_helloworld 8 місяців тому

    the most empower ted talk I have ever watched

  • @deanrusso3899
    @deanrusso3899 8 місяців тому

    You have to think about going through airport security every day? 🤣🤣

  • @deanrusso3899
    @deanrusso3899 8 місяців тому

    Tell me you send emails for $200k tax dollars a year without telling me

  • @DasarathaMahantaOD09
    @DasarathaMahantaOD09 8 місяців тому

  • @Tazerboy_10
    @Tazerboy_10 8 місяців тому

    😀/😲- This video is very eye opening!

  • @shawnsteen8442
    @shawnsteen8442 8 місяців тому

    The cognitive dissonance required to think like this is astounding.

  • @mostefacopywriter7157
    @mostefacopywriter7157 9 місяців тому

    Excellent!

  • @Bubby-rc2os
    @Bubby-rc2os 9 місяців тому

    So called anti racism is the only viable racism that still exist

  • @andriawilliams4604
    @andriawilliams4604 9 місяців тому

    Thank you for sharing your story! You are brave, smart, courageous, strong and truly amazing!! I am watching this video for my Intro to Special Education Class. I am so honored to have watched this. I wish you all of the success in the world! Bless you and thank you.

  • @Dragonstalon1001
    @Dragonstalon1001 9 місяців тому

    Hey Taryn, so the ENTIRE Population of a Country should bend the knee for 13% of the Population (and over half of that 13% would say you are full of Bull Sh**)....Hmmm and you wonder why 75% of the School you worked at identified as Caucasian

  • @rogerforsberg3910
    @rogerforsberg3910 9 місяців тому

    I'd never encountered the name, Taryn Coe, until just a few moments when I played this video (actually, an audio), so I have little or no sense for how she believes that she effects others. However, I wonder if she has any sense for how self-aware she is, and what result she believes that pontification on any subject will affect the listener. Whatever the case, Mme Coe, good luck in your jousting!

  • @bmw328i8
    @bmw328i8 11 місяців тому

    This is Making me even more right wing! They are trying to destroy the white race! I will never feel ashamed of being white!

  • @DW_Kiwi
    @DW_Kiwi Рік тому

    Whats the problem. Just teach the truth!! The task is to separate truth from fiction. We all suffer from Mis (I miss heard you or I made a mistake) to Dis (I want to destroy your thinking and replace it with mine. The difference is huge.

  • @willcifur
    @willcifur Рік тому

    I would love to see where she decided to live and a bank statement. I hope she knows she’s fooling no one and we are all aware of her silly grift. May she lose everything she gained from exploiting pain.

    • @bashhelmet669
      @bashhelmet669 5 місяців тому

      she lives in seattle, i know this because i have her for ELA 😭

    • @willcifur
      @willcifur 5 місяців тому

      Ohhh no ! My condolences on having to endure such a Hive-minded weirdo; AND OF COURSE SHE WENT ELA !! 😂

  • @JamesAbela
    @JamesAbela Рік тому

    Great message!

  • @stst77
    @stst77 Рік тому

    Wow that explains what happened to the educational system-the 3 R’s were replaced with the 4 C’s.

  • @kloc4995
    @kloc4995 Рік тому

    when you try to fix racism with literal racism. the hypocrisy is blatant and pathetic.

    • @watchandjewelryloft4713
      @watchandjewelryloft4713 Рік тому

      I love when these people accuse me of recognizing "reverse racism." And then when I tell them no, I don't even believe in reverse racism and the term doesn't exist, they get quiet.

  • @wilsonalves1190
    @wilsonalves1190 Рік тому

    This guy already it´s on 2x By default hehehe realy fast

  • @Nidhi_Maheshwari
    @Nidhi_Maheshwari Рік тому

    ❤️🧡💛

  • @edmonddantes5104
    @edmonddantes5104 Рік тому

    Give me a break ...let white people have their own schools ...problem solved . Let other colored people have their own schools

  • @motivationforlife6555
    @motivationforlife6555 Рік тому

    He’s the best. He was my teacher for 3 years. Best teacher ever I had. May Allah bless you Mr. Alhassan.

  • @libertymoody9182
    @libertymoody9182 Рік тому

    he's the assistant dean of the college of education at my school 😌

  • @MrAhmedGaming
    @MrAhmedGaming Рік тому

    Great Ted talk, I completely agree with everything! I'm a high school teacher who started an afterschool Minecraft Club during the start of the pandemic in order for students to have a place to de-stress and relax. It has grown into something so much bigger than I could have imagined! We've done charity fundraising, esports competitions, met the mayor of NYC, and spoke at the recent United Nations Climate Change Conference all in the name of Minecraft Education.

  • @ritagreenwood9397
    @ritagreenwood9397 Рік тому

    Powerful talk. It takes a certain type of person to acknowledge their discomfort and sit with it and learn from it, rather than becoming combative, authoritarian or dismissive. Teachers only become teachers because of students - they need them, just as much as the other way around.

  • @angela-lauradinu1265
    @angela-lauradinu1265 Рік тому

    🥁🪘🪗🎸🎹🎺🎻🪕🎷

  • @johnsmith-hc6uf
    @johnsmith-hc6uf Рік тому

    How is it possible to speak for nine minutes and say absolutely nothing.

  • @jdh9419
    @jdh9419 Рік тому

    Wait, this guy helped develop Minecraft Edu?

  • @DangerousDavies2008
    @DangerousDavies2008 Рік тому

    This is the guy that banned Valentine’s Day in the Waterloo school district because it’s not celebrated by everyone..FFS