https://www.youtube .com/watch?v=2Yt6raj-S1M
Eddy Zhong, successful technology entrepreneur, dives into the truth behind our K-12 education system. Eddy strongly believes that the education system diminishes creativity and confines children to a certain path towards success. He contends that kids are taught to believe college is a necessary step in life and that it is mandatory to achieve one’s goals. His talk challenges the commonly held beliefs of our entire education structure. Eddy is the founder of Leangap, a summer program that helps high school students start their own companies Eddy is an aspiring technology entrepreneur and the founder of Blanc, a smart-watch company based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. His ideas have been featured in numerous publications and he is passionate about empowering youth to think differently. Eddy is the founder of Leangap, a summer program that helps high school students start their own companies This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx
school make as you want
3:45 my man followed ” win through actions, never through argument “
The irony
I disagree. That’s an individual experience of the speaker. That’s not proved that school makes children less inteligent.
another problem with school is they give too much work, whether you procrastinate or not, like you’re an employee in a corporate setting already then cancel classes just to let us “focus on the work.” It doesn’t make sense bc I want to learn.
no is just as the older you get the more school becomes so mundane and more uninteresting than first years of grade school 🥱.
i’m sorry but i find French class to be the most boring because i don’t feel stimulated which means i suffer from under stimulation when a class lecture is 2 hours and i see my other classmates talking “blah” “blah “blah” “blah”
How other counties might surpass the USA because they put more resources into AI education at a young age
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In conclusion, other countries might surpass the USA in AI because they are investing more resources in AI education at a young age and creating a more supportive ecosystem for AI education. By prioritizing these areas, countries can position themselves to be leaders in the field and to reap the economic benefits that come with it.
If you learn like for example science, but you don’t want to be a scientist so is science useless then?
So leave school kids
If schools didn’t existed we would still climb trees in jungles
I am the only girl in our family so my parents kinda want me to have high grades and I did so but amist of all their expectations I simply want to enjoy life and draw…but since I need to keep up to my studies I often forget about my own hobbies and instead let myself drown in endless schoolworks
So im not the only Asian that doesn’t understand math
I find it easier to learn French on duolingo than do it in class with my horrible French teacher.
i had this teacher that would teach us what we needed to know, not the extras, not the unnessessary stuff, and by the end, like one or 2 months b4 school ends, he would give us time to work on a final project where we let our imagination go wild, like it had no limits. It was my favorite thing at school
The worst thing is school teach kids that there’s always only one right answer, but meanwhile actually in life there’s no right answers
I hate schools