The Future of Education: A Student's Perspective | Anna Nixon | TEDxSalem

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17-year-old, Anna Nixon co-founded STEM4Girls, a non-profit organization that works to get more girls involved in STEM activities and shares the importance of education for youth and what adults can do to help.

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No inspiration can be more than inspiration from your parents. I agree that everybody in this world should have access to education and the main aim of this education should be to enhance our critical thinking. Applying our knowledge through hands-on learning is the only way to retain it for a longer time. Congratulations Anna on having such a perspective at this age.

miralew
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This girl is more visionary than the so called intellectuals we see in schools at the top management

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ted talks about success is a part of life

nandishnandi
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Good motivational speech
This speech is also support by everyone.
Everyone can follow the discipline. Thanks a lot

learnwithvijay
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Your speech is so meaningful. Thank you so much!

phanvanthe
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Thank you very much for sheering your knowlings by TED. I hope so many teachers will know how to take advantage of these strategies in the classroom. Because you are all right we need to make education more easily and more accessible.

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"The most valuable thing anyone can own is knowledge."
Yes, it is. It is PRICELESS. Freedom? Freedom can be taken away. Money? Money can be lost in the blink of an eye. Home? Homes can be destroyed. Family? Not everyone comes from a good family. But you can't really lose your knowledge.

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Here at NSTEM, we encourage girls and women to study STEM fields. We also agree with two quotes: "Access to education changes lives" and "emotion drives attention, attention drives learning." Anna, you are changing the world with your nonprofit. Way to go!

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I used these arguments and many other today to present my case for a selection into this organization that could change things at schools. During this part of my presentation they cut me off and then presumed to tell me later on that I wasn't selected for not talking about the thing I wanted to say at the moment I was cut off. I really hope that we can make a change. Unfortunately I wasn't successful this time, but I won't give up!

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Education is important in a life of everyone

hafsaadan
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John Dewey often regarded as the father of education om e stated we only think when confronted with a problem, that's why students need to be givrn the chance to apoly their skills before they feel satisfied with their knowledge and studies have shown over and over again that students do better when they get the chance to overlop an emotional connection to the subject that they are learing emotion drives attention and attention drives learning.

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in order to that we need to show kids how the skiils that they're learing in school can be applied to the things that happen around them in their day to day lives. every subject is importent whether is literature chemistry of calculus, but the reason fhe students sometimes get frustrated or start to feel that these subjects are useless is because they are rarely given the chance to apply them.

whysaandini
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She tell us what we should to do & How we should to do !!!!

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Often the best way to meet the clients satisfaction which will directly add to the revenue of the business is thru customers feedback...very much applicable to attaining the aim of education.

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At 3:28 I found that speaker believe that the system of jobs will be more permanent then the nature of jobs . I left this question here

yash
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Thanks it's very grateful speech 👍

imranahmad
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hey this is amazing i really liked it

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i have a listening test based on this, dont mind me.

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In video sign language box is disturbing the whole view

teensNparents
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Nice but what's critical thinking? Is it only in computer or engineering classes? What about in faculty of arts and humanities???

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