This TED talk explains the expierience of Clint Smith, a black American citizen. It makes us reflect that when we are children, we all receive advice from parents and teachers who seem strange, even confused. This was the thought of a young Clint Smith, one night, playing with water pistols in a dark parking lot with his white friends. In a sincere piece, the poet paints the scene of the furious and fearful response of his father. This TED talk is very interesting because it makes us feel under the skin of a citizen with difficulties of being socially integrated and how to overcome the issue of racism that is very present today and in America
Dan Gartenberg - The brain benefits of deep sleep and how to get more of it.
Gartenberg is a sleep scientist who talks about how to make our sleep more efficient. Because with the discovery of electricity and technology we barely even get sleep. Lack of sleep develops health crisis, it is linked to many diseases. The scientists he works with including him have discovered that the quantity of sleep is as important as the quality. We all know that they're 3 stages of sleep. Deep sleep is what we should all be getting. The other two, our brain works as if we were awake, so this means that our brain does not rest. This causes memory loss and makes it difficult for us to learn. A professor has discovered that if we play a certain type of music while a person is sleeping, we can make deep sleep more efficient. They connected people to some gadgets and monitored their brains as they sleep, and when they were in deep sleep they played the sounds. They proved that the professor discovery was trustworthy, and he hopes that in the future we could all have small devices that are attached to us to help us get better sleep.
One of the most important steps when getting an idea is braistorming. One of the most used tests when it comes to creativity is to give another use to different objects and think whether or not they are useful and as well if it is creative.
The definition of creativity that a lot of people go with is "appropriate novelty." For something to be appropriate, it has to be realistic. and then for novelty, nobody else in the entire population that we surveyed could have said it.
They did a test twice, with different objects. Three groups: the first group and the second group sat first and then sat again for the second test. The third group walked on the treadmill first, and then they sat. The group that was walking on the treadmill got a lot more ideas. So, the implication of this is that you should go for a walk before your next big meeting and just start brainstorming right away.
The Ted talk I've seen is presented with an eleven year old boy called Birke. He talks about the food industry and how the corporations affect to our food system and the fact that we should change it because it's dangerous for our health. He concludes that the solution to this problem is buying the food to a local and green producers so we know where does it come from. -CARLOTA MARTIN ARDERIUS
Alanna Shaiki talks about Alzheimer. She talks about her father who was diagnosed with this illness in 2005. She says that her father is not alone, but there are 35 million people in the world who also suffer from this illness. Alanna explain that everyone believe that they won’t have this disease since they do everything to avoid it, however, she says that she is preparing herself to have Alzheimer's, and that's why she is changing the activities she performs for fun, she works to Improve physical strength and she is trying to become a better person.
Many people are not aware that Alzheimer It involves both physical and cognitive symptoms.
In conclusion, Alanna is a very brave woman and she explains all of this because she knows that this disease is hereditary and probably she will also suffer it.
This company pays kids to do their math homework | Mohamad Jebara de TED Talks Daily
Mohamed has always loved maths to the point that he decided to give up his current work to teach them. He was concerned about the amount of children that hate mathematics nowadays. The problem, in his opinion, is the difficulty of the subject, that’s why it’s important to spend the necessary time practicing until the concepts are consolidated. His proposal, after lots of studies made, was to make an economical incentive to students so as them to get motivated. This incentive would be done throught the interactive app he has created.
In this tedtalk apears one of the most respected entrepreneurs and visionaries in the world of technology. In this talk he explains the reasons why we believe that in 2020 they would have been able to complete the investment process in engineering on our brain. Not only that: the nanobots, says this engineer, will end up controlling our consciousness.
Kurzweil already wrote in 1999 the book "The age of spiritual machines", in which he analyzed the current situation of the human ability to "compute" and from the earliest the computers will end up surpassing humans in that power Computational.
Edsel Salvaña is a man from the Philippines. In his talk, he explains the problem of HIV. A lot of us think that this virus is dying, but we have to give more attention and focus on this problem and give a solution. He says that we have to convince the ONG and the government because the next 10 years, it will be too difficult to eliminate this virus.
The Ted talk that I have seen is about a group of different University students from Australia that proposed an idea to the principal of the university of travelling for 3 months around Asia and learning the importance of life. They did this as a projects research and they will get a final grade from it that it will count to their last year of collegue. While thwy travel and make their porject they will be studying along with an online teacher. The students explains that they convinced the university to let them to this because they had the feeling that they needed to know the sense of life before graduating to know what they wanna do in their future.
Te Ted Talk that I've seen is called "Are you human?", by Ze Frank.
In this Ted Talk, the speaker makes some questions to the public to know if they are humans. Is a funny speech becaus he says things that all of us have done, for example, put on a throuser and realize that there is a sock inside. Finally he asks for more emotive topics, and for that he says that we are humans.
In this video we find Amy Purdy, who at only 19 years old lost both legs below the knee. In this talk, Amy talks to us about the obstacles in life that can be seen in 2 ways; You can see it negatively or in a positive way, she wanted to look at it positively, although at first it cost her.
The ted talk i have seen is called " Do schools kill creativity " and talks about the influence of educational system on children
Ken Robinson talks about how children do not progress in schools because of the way how teachers teach and explains why. It also explains some examples and also his experience in school when he was a child. Ken talks about how eduaction ways should change to improve the learning development . He also talks abou how system education is based on the university and should not be like this, children and teenagers that study are not machines and can't be forced to study that much.
I liked this ted talk because explains an actual reality that happens in a lot of countries and schools LINKhttps://www.ted.com/talks/ken_robinson_says_schools_kill_creativity?referrer=playlist-the_most_popular_talks_of_all#t-705056
In this video we can see a girl talking about the hoodie. The hoodie is a lot more than just a comfy sweatshirt. Design curator Paola Antonelli takes us through its history.
https://www.ted.com/talks/clint_smith_how_to_raise_a_black_son_in_america#t-4851
ResponEliminaThis TED talk explains the expierience of Clint Smith, a black American citizen. It makes us reflect that when we are children, we all receive advice from parents and teachers who seem strange, even confused. This was the thought of a young Clint Smith, one night, playing with water pistols in a dark parking lot with his white friends. In a sincere piece, the poet paints the scene of the furious and fearful response of his father.
This TED talk is very interesting because it makes us feel under the skin of a citizen with difficulties of being socially integrated and how to overcome the issue of racism that is very present today and in America
Dan Gartenberg - The brain benefits of deep sleep and how to get more of it.
ResponEliminaGartenberg is a sleep scientist who talks about how to make our sleep more efficient. Because with the discovery of electricity and technology we barely even get sleep.
Lack of sleep develops health crisis, it is linked to many diseases.
The scientists he works with including him have discovered that the quantity of sleep is as important as the quality. We all know that they're 3 stages of sleep. Deep sleep is what we should all be getting. The other two, our brain works as if we were awake, so this means that our brain does not rest. This causes memory loss and makes it difficult for us to learn.
A professor has discovered that if we play a certain type of music while a person is sleeping, we can make deep sleep more efficient.
They connected people to some gadgets and monitored their brains as they sleep, and when they were in deep sleep they played the sounds. They proved that the professor discovery was trustworthy, and he hopes that in the future we could all have small devices that are attached to us to help us get better sleep.
-Mai Bayaborda Silang
Marily Oppezzo (https://www.ted.com/talks/marily_oppezzo_want_to_be_more_creative_go_for_a_walk)
ResponEliminaWant to be more creative? Go for a walk
One of the most important steps when getting an idea is braistorming. One of the most used tests when it comes to creativity is to give another use to different objects and think whether or not they are useful and as well if it is creative.
The definition of creativity that a lot of people go with is "appropriate novelty." For something to be appropriate, it has to be realistic. and then for novelty, nobody else in the entire population that we surveyed could have said it.
They did a test twice, with different objects. Three groups: the first group and the second group sat first and then sat again for the second test. The third group walked on the treadmill first, and then they sat. The group that was walking on the treadmill got a lot more ideas. So, the implication of this is that you should go for a walk before your next big meeting and just start brainstorming right away.
-Andrea Marie Mercado Silang
The Ted talk I've seen is presented with an eleven year old boy called Birke. He talks about the food industry and how the corporations affect to our food system and the fact that we should change it because it's dangerous for our health. He concludes that the solution to this problem is buying the food to a local and green producers so we know where does it come from.
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ResponEliminaAlanna Shaiki talks about Alzheimer. She talks about her father who was diagnosed with this illness in 2005. She says that her father is not alone, but there are 35 million people in the world who also suffer from this illness. Alanna explain that everyone believe that they won’t have this disease since they do everything to avoid it, however, she says that she is preparing herself to have Alzheimer's, and that's why she is changing the activities she performs for fun, she works to Improve physical strength and she is trying to become a better person.
Many people are not aware that Alzheimer It involves both physical and cognitive symptoms.
In conclusion, Alanna is a very brave woman and she explains all of this because she knows that this disease is hereditary and probably she will also suffer it.
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ResponEliminaThis company pays kids to do their math homework | Mohamad Jebara de TED Talks Daily
Mohamed has always loved maths to the point that he decided to give up his current work to teach them. He was concerned about the amount of children that hate mathematics nowadays. The problem, in his opinion, is the difficulty of the subject, that’s why it’s important to spend the necessary time practicing until the concepts are consolidated. His proposal, after lots of studies made, was to make an economical incentive to students so as them to get motivated. This incentive would be done throught the interactive app he has created.
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ResponEliminaIn this tedtalk apears one of the most respected entrepreneurs and visionaries in the world of technology. In this talk he explains the reasons why we believe that in 2020 they would have been able to complete the investment process in engineering on our brain. Not only that: the nanobots, says this engineer, will end up controlling our consciousness.
Kurzweil already wrote in 1999 the book "The age of spiritual machines", in which he analyzed the current situation of the human ability to "compute" and from the earliest the computers will end up surpassing humans in that power Computational.
Edsel Salvaña is a man from the Philippines.
ResponEliminaIn his talk, he explains the problem of HIV. A lot of us think that this virus is dying, but we have to give more attention and focus on this problem and give a solution.
He says that we have to convince the ONG and the government because the next 10 years, it will be too difficult to eliminate this virus.
The Ted talk that I have seen is about a group of different University students from Australia that proposed an idea to the principal of the university of travelling for 3 months around Asia and learning the importance of life. They did this as a projects research and they will get a final grade from it that it will count to their last year of collegue. While thwy travel and make their porject they will be studying along with an online teacher. The students explains that they convinced the university to let them to this because they had the feeling that they needed to know the sense of life before graduating to know what they wanna do in their future.
ResponEliminaTe Ted Talk that I've seen is called "Are you human?", by Ze Frank.
ResponEliminaIn this Ted Talk, the speaker makes some questions to the public to know if they are humans. Is a funny speech becaus he says things that all of us have done, for example, put on a throuser and realize that there is a sock inside.
Finally he asks for more emotive topics, and for that he says that we are humans.
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In this video we find Amy Purdy, who at only 19 years old lost both legs below the knee. In this talk, Amy talks to us about the obstacles in
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ResponEliminaThe ted talk i have seen is called " Do schools kill creativity " and talks about the influence of educational system on children
ResponEliminaKen Robinson talks about how children do not progress in schools because of the way how teachers teach and explains why. It also explains some examples and also his experience in school when he was a child. Ken talks about how eduaction ways should change to improve the learning development . He also talks abou how system education is based on the university and should not be like this, children and teenagers that study are not machines and can't be forced to study that much.
I liked this ted talk because explains an actual reality that happens in a lot of countries and schools
LINKhttps://www.ted.com/talks/ken_robinson_says_schools_kill_creativity?referrer=playlist-the_most_popular_talks_of_all#t-705056
In this video we can see a girl talking about the hoodie. The hoodie is a lot more than just a comfy sweatshirt. Design curator Paola Antonelli takes us through its history.
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