Education System v. Cultural Competence | Gracia Bareti | TEDxDirigo

[@kwaintraub2]

One of the best Ted Talks I've heard. Congrats, Gracia! I'm an American who's lived abroad in Latin America for over 20 years now. My two sons were born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and when dad died, we returned to the US (Utah) to live. My sons were different than the rest of the culture, were learning English , and I experienced along with them, what it was like to be marginalized within my own society. After 6 years, I'd had enough and returned to live abroad. I wanted my sons to be in a country where they felt free and not so looked down upon. We're now living happily in Mexico. I get you, sistah! Keep doing what you do so well. You're making a difference...

[@sulkel]

WHAT IS THAT PROFILE PICTURE HAHAHA

[@jessicai.bartlett4142]

I truly wish this type of course was instituted and mandated - it would greatly benefit students

[@12webblies]

It’s such a profound gift to be able to connect to yourself and express reality in such a unique way. Many lessons can be drawn from this video beyond education system and culture competence. Well done Gracia!

[@pamd2170]

With the increase in globalization and multiculturalism the importance of such education about different cultures arises. Great observations and a insightful speech.

[@remiamokomowo49]

Gracia, my friend, you continue to inspire me, always. I love you forever, keep being great! - Remi

[@dianamacias1362]

I like this speech It makes me think about myself as a culture girl. It was interesting listening to her because it did connect o me when I first got here more Mexico, peers look at me wear and that makes me feel uncomfortable. but now i feel proud of who am i and what i have become from. She is right and we should do something to continue with the culture to respect each other no matter who we are.

[@harshitkothari4102]

Good lecture on education system and cultural competence!!

[@aartipradhan4387]

Education and culture are mutually interwoven, complementary and supplementary in all their aspects.

[@zorro149]

I'm going to move to Rwanda and demand that they teach my state's history in their schools.

[@pareshpatel4162]

Nice Information Dr. Pareshkumar H. Patel Assistant Professor Government Arts and Commerce College, Kathlal, Kheda

[@RJE-ow1ki]

We can all learn from her perspective, feelings, and struggles, which can move us to empathy and compassion to care for all who arrive, live, and become part of the woven fabric of a community. It calls for flexibility tolerance and understanding by all sides. If I for example am from Guatemala and move to Ruanda, should I expect the educational system in Ruanda to teach me about Guatemala? Maybe, maybe not, but I can share the richness of my background with them. The point she makes about teaching more about all continents is very valid. Parents and students have to take responsibility for education. If you expect Others to teach you heritage and culture you will always be frustrated

[@tiaturnbullchampionscoachi9587]

I think that at least the education system can recognize not to leave the learning on the shoulders of very young students. The dynamics/percentages of how many students from each culture that the student is aware of but the teacher or other students are not aware of change in every school. Ie: your example of a Guatemalan student in Rwanda. If each school and teachers had a course in cultural competency they could do much to shift and help to eradicate the microaggressions each single student or small group of students is mandatorilly forced to put up with. One teacher with empathy and understanding can lead a classroom of students into cultural acceptance. At this age when students are most open to learning a teacher can teach cultural empathy regarding the cultures of any students that are in her class. The teacher would have to be trained but once trained one teacher would know how to approach the subject with any future students and classes. There can be a cultural support online portal where teachers can get support and get their particular questions answered. The training can include ( among other ideas that the trainers would be aware of) How to approach a child who may feel left out culturally and have a one on one conversation to find out if they would like to share their culture with the rest of the class and how to introduce the subject and set up the learning in ways that any of the students involved will be embraced and celebrated instead of made fun of. These lessons can be taught in a way that once the young people learn with students who come from a different culture in their own class or school they will be able to carry those skills understandings and competencies out into the larger community. They will be able to practice empathy, curiosity, understanding, acceptance, celebration, inclusion and any other positive traits they gain with new people from other cultures that they have not yet been introduced to in the larger community and the world.

[@drbassasatyannarayana2507]

VERY CLEAR EXPLANATION THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN EDUCATION SYSTEM AND CULTURAL COMPETENCE THANKS AND REGARDS DR BASSA SATYANNARAYANA

[@renishghetiya901]

Very much Interesting session on education system

[@rajarsheegupta591]

Splendid! Polyphony is necessary in every sphere of life.

[@Physics_by_KK]

she speaks in bravely. good job.

[@RohitSharma-uf3hs]

A Significant comparison done here. thank you

[@dinbandhuprajapati3885]

Education System v. Cultural Competence is very interesting Lecture. Thank you

[@SH-op9hc]

this is so relatable

[@adrealeal7333]

I was at that girls nation when she was there. While I totally agree with the idea, the bill she created was badly written and needed major revision before it could work. In fact, the whole group of us rewrote a resolution to support her points. Good to be active for this cause, but please don’t take things out of context and over simplify. We all worked really hard that week and passes many meaningful bills related to race or education or meaningful problems. Her bill was just not ready yet and that’s ok!

[@francessaunders3447]

Why is that ok? It seems like they did not feel seen or heard after experiencing this invisibility all of their young student lives?

[@elenajoe8610]

you cant pass a law that is not finished or functional, that is not how the government works. the idea was good, she just had to do some revisions that is all. The debates were not about the content of their bill. A lot of time was spent letting them speak and discuss the topic, so im not sure how you could say they were not seen or heard@@francessaunders3447

[@DipikaPatel-em9ly]

Interesting talk on education system and cultural competence.

[@tanvinavik2140]

Excellent Session Thank you

[@drtaraknathchattopadhyay1776]

Unique speach about education system and culture components.

[@goutampahari4820]

Very good observation and overall presentation on Education System v. Cultural Competence .

[@angshumanchakraborty8238]

Education and culture- nicely explained in this video.

[@apurbamandal4102]

Intersting talk Thank you🙏🙏🙏

[@dignifiedamerican8171]

I agree, it's s a disservice to many multinationals citizens to feel as though there history is the alternative. When in reality, history is intertwined and there is always more to expand on. Colonization makes individuals think that the new implemented system was more advanced then the previous system without ever considering the messing of other ideas as being more of an ideal. In all, we the people stand strong when we embrace our differences and not let us separate us.

[@satishdake308]

Education System v. Cultural Competence is very interesting Lecture. Thanks

[@balrajmachnoor1351]

Insightful talk about the education & culture.

[@rashmigupta3240]

thank you

[@dr.shuvojitmondal2503]

Interesting lecture discussing about the Education and culture.

[@udankusmawan7469]

I truly appreciate the depth and insight of your content. Your content is truly enlightening and offers a fresh perspective that is invaluable for our studies. May I kindly request permission to use this video as lecture material for our Comparative Studies course at Universitas Terbuka, Indonesia?

[@thesunandthemoon9995]

Pure resentment. “The West must change into what I want”

[@vishnuhadal2704]

Interesting talk on education system and system and Cultured competence. Thank you

[@dipankardas46]

very interesting talk discussing about the Education and culture

[@trudycomeau6620]

Very powerful! Thank You

[@amitnatubhai4344]

Informative session, Thank you

[@dr.navnitjadav5048]

Interesting lecture on education and culture.

[@sejalpatel1025]

Excellent Session

[@addu_world]

Thank you so much for sharing the experience.

[@dipalpatel6342]

Very interesting talk on education.

[@Sa_natan]

Informative session thanks

[@dr.srigourikosuri6208]

Very good observation and overall presentation on Education System

[@avinashkudva8592]

Good TED lecture on Cultural Competence

[@justinsebastian7126]

Interesting talk on education and cultural competence

[@AVIJITDAS-ty4ki]

thanks maam ,very good session.

[@ridipkhanikar6200]

Very touching lecture...

[@jigneshpurabiya379]

thanks for sharing this video

[@bhaginapatel4264]

Thank you for Wenderful and excellent session

[@amitapatel2822]

A nice presentation on education system v. cultural competence.

[@lt.r.b.chaudhary4328]

Informative session

[@juliazamora6411]

ENGL 4338 Dr. Bowles: This video is very informational on what you shouldn't do as a teacher. Being biased or having preconceived notions on a student(s) based on their race or ethnicity, benefits no one. Everyone should have a fair chance to have a great learning experience.

[@juthikabiswakarma]

It was a pleasure to listen to you.

[@s.a.l2919]

Very enriching.

[@aravindlaniya4357]

Very informative session. Thank you so much.

[@jigneshkumarlimbachiya8282]

nicely explained the relationship between Education and culture From:- Dr.Jignesh Limbachiya

[@pro.rajshreedilip5263]

I agree on each point she is saying.

[@dr.giridharihazra173]

Very nice presentation,... thanks

[@nishantpandya1988]

Thoughtful as well as emotional session.

[@vishakhamodi5473]

Nice session...

[@Sanjaysubbaedu]

Thank you so much.

[@dr.rutvishah3100]

Very emotional and interesting talk on education system and cultural competence.

[@madhushreemukherjee1255]

Nice speech.Thank you.

[@shrabanibasu3842]

Thoughtful talk.

[@ijayita]

Precise and well-explained speech.

[@hemantsuthar8110]

Wonderful session

[@rakeshmakwana950]

Wonderful and excellent session thank you

[@rajneeshgupta5200]

interesting presentation on education system and cultural competence

[@drishyad6237]

Education and Cultural...Complementary in all aspects

[@douniabaghdad3395]

Woow it's so special thank you

[@dattaganesh74]

Very well formulated and presented thank you

[@davdooo-k9w]

Very well spoken

[@mungarasandip9181]

Interesting session

[@Mithhi03]

Very relevant topic

[@babitakar6308]

Thank you

[@dr.archanayadav9115]

Very good discussion thanks

[@dr.sumaiyashaikh6849]

A good and insightful talk...

[@dr.sandeeproysarkar5287]

A very good comparison done.

[@khushbeerdhaliwal3931]

Interesting observations and very well demonstrated.

[@vijaynagpure5716]

Thank you so much this useful session

[@GeraldineJohnson-ul7nb]

Great!

[@satyabratamishra4158]

Interesting observation and perspective.

[@robr.5044]

Yeah but imagine an American in Rwanda, would not Rwandan students think the American weird for her food choices or cultural traditions? Would the American be justified in pushing the Rwandan system cater to his culture and history? They wouldn’t as most countries wouldn’t. It doesn’t make sense to change a host culture to cater to immigrant cultures. They will blend in naturally over time. There is nothing wrong with Main being predominantly white or its traditions and food choices.

[@sulkel]

THANK YOU

[@meenakshikamboj3182]

I find ted talk always interesting

[@shamprasadvarijaraghu6878]

Thank you for this video.

[@DrMANISHBRAVAL]

Thank you for this insightful talk

[@pratikacharya7889]

Very nice session

[@srimansumanta]

Very interesting lecture

[@alkagawas87]

Thank you for informative video

[@KUMARGAURAV-oc7ck]

Interesting and enriching session

[@theunlimitedpoweroflenny2149]

Interesting observation and perspective. Well done 👍

[@bishnukumarbarudi7196]

Very good information thank you

[@alessandravictoriaASMR]

ok we all know school is failing us but just as she can say I want to learn more about Africa, I can say I want to learn more about Italy and Ireland. The conversation seems to always be brought back to color and being a victim of it. Just because white people are of the same color doesn't mean we all share the same nationality. It's always talked about like one or the other. When you're in the USA you mainly learn about US history. That is how it has always been. It's not an attack to people of different ethnicities. You're an American first and foremost and if you want to learn more about a certain culture there is nothing stopping you from doing it. People of color need to accept that there is a less percentage of thier skin color to white skin color in the USA, but for some reason they take this so personally. I guess that's the parents job to make them feel safe and secure in themselves and not uncomfortable with being different. I grew up a red head with freckles and the nine, I felt different and at times very insecure but I never got angry about it. I eventually came to see how special it is. It is a learning process most of us go through to feel accepted no matter what our skin color is.

[@rannydewah8549]

Well said thank u!

[@pravinbhaskar5634]

nicely explained the relationship between Education and culture

[@dr.vrushaliwagh1682]

Informative session.

[@vadhianarendra7552]

Very interesting session.

[@dr.manojl.chaudhari2622]

Nice information 🙏

[@milindnandotriya6598]

Milind M Nandotriya, Assistant Professor, D.K.V. Arts and Science College, Jamnagar, Participant of 6th Online Guru Dakshta- FIP

[@m.y.mohamedparvees5098]

A nice expression of ideas.

[@dr.ankitkumarjpatel1971]

Interesting lecture