How to Raise Smarter Children | Neil deGrasse Tyson | Goalcast

World-renowned cosmologist Neil deGrasse Tyson shares one profoundly simple piece of parenting advice about a child's innate desire for exploration.
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"we spend the first year of their lives teaching them to stand and walk, and the rest of their lives to sit down and shut up" -Neil DeGrasse Tyson

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Agreed.

[@NihselV]

Ain't that the truth. Let kids be kids and learn the world. Thats how the best scientist, musicians, artist, etc are made.

[@CosmicErrata]

Kids are cruel though.

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But the worst things is when they kill you from inside through their words.

[@AxiomApe]

I think this is top 3 most beautiful things I've *ever* heard *Neil Degrasse Tyson* say. As a parent I am very thankful for another lesson, as always.

[@folarinosibodu]

Agreed

[@user-bz7hb9vz7m]

Agreed.

[@TheSoundofTanay]

Naturally, a child 'does' and then 'learns.' Unfortunately, the modern education system makes us 'learn' first and then decides whether we can 'do' or not.

[@kevinshah_tv]

on point. Also unfortunately life is like a child does. We do first and then learn the lesson..

[@SaranSatnami]

Right

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Quite the underrated comment

[@angieweathers7180]

no

[@asianhavoc1872]

@@angieweathers7180 No what?

[@amaliawilson2596]

I'm proud of myself I let my kids learn and enjoy everything.

[@mya5980]

My role as a mom and job as a Early Childhood Teacher was so fulfilling . I will always love viewing the world through children's eyes🙏🏼

[@rutvigohel5255]

❤️❤️👩‍👦 I’m lucky to watch this video when my baby is 1 year!!! I’ll keep his intelligence within him, I’ll not spoil his intelligence! Thank you sir

[@GorgonsEye]

Compared to the conventional methods of teaching, as a teacher, I listen to kids' ideas and theories before lecturing them. Seeing from their eyes instead of yours helps them observe and stimulate their senses faster and effectively. Let them express their inner passions and feelings about the world around them, and keep them curious about learning because these are the most important elements of bringing up leaders of tomorrow. :)

[@AbhijeetSingh-lf3uu]

No one ever stop me much except my father You know learning is easy now becoz I've been an experimentive kid and believe me, now you don't need to learn physics so as to understand the concepts, they've been in my general understanding since my childhood.

[@amaliawilson2030]

I m so proud of my self as a parent I let my kids make a mess and learn and we clean we are done and now I have smart kids thank you for this video I hope parent learn from it.

[@joyofcreationcrochet7456]

This is how kids learn. We should not stop them unless it's unsafe.

[@deesong6722]

Love this!!! Thank you!

[@lisadabbs2181]

It's a beautiful thing to see a small child's curiosity when he explores the world around him. That's why is such a tragedy when that child gets indoctrinated, because that ends his quest for discovery on how the world works. An indoctrinated child is an easy target because he doesn't have the intellectual tools to protect himself from the charlatans and self appointed prophets among us. We should instill in our children the love of Science and how to think critically so they don't become useful idiots in the hands of unscrupulous ideologues.

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Fuck. Profound. Thank you.

[@Gracefulllight1970]

Excellent speech.

[@jesterpoker]

I have always had the question of why some people are intrigued by learning new things while others don’t even attempt to get smarter.

[@monikapandya6646]

Exactly, why they lose curiosity...it stops them from learning new things, and then they are left with 0 interest in anything.

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Wow such inspiring words

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Thatz y we ol love Neil deGrasse Tyson sir 💕💕💕

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One of the greatest mind ever

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We are born #scientists EXPERIMENTING with life. #Kids are fine, #adults need the #education.

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Can you fuck off with your hashtags

[@22joy]

@@penapenis let the kid experiment !

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@@penapenis lol

[@rowancampbell6177]

This Is Very Awsome. Neil degrease Tyson is an amazing guy.

[@gracesakunthala334]

It's not the kids who need a change, it's now time for the parents to accept the change and help them achieve their goal

[@reignsvicky]

Excellent speach, Ill allow my son and daughter to do their experiments.

[@PostalReptiles]

Perfectly put. The kids will be fine if we just let them be kids.

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I like this. Wow, I agree with this

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Emmanuel Sebua Beautiful.

[@FlashingSergio]

Inspirational.

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I love this. So so much....

[@wisdomn]

I cryingly love this man

[@auroraschaefer8075]

This is true. AURAPHIL thanks for sharing. God bless!!

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WELL SAID!

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Why does the background music sound like a spin-off version of Time by Hans Zimmer?

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i thought the same.It is because if goalcast would have still the same music ,it would be hated,so they changed that a bit..

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That's exactly what I was thinking. It sounds so much like Time.

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Hope everyone has an AMAZING week🔥💯

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very good!

[@ahmedimranimran5100]

I really agree with him let the kid find out on its own

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Well done sir

[@ScottGlifecoach]

To learn is to test what is and turn it is to see what could be. Kids are willing to learn new things.

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Great are they who do not lose their Child's Heart.

[@DarkDevilVaqif]

Very true

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Love it!

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This is true. Children are curious, trying different ways or things. As long as there arre no sharf objects they hold on to, they should be allowed. Some have many questions though that sometimes irritates when the parent is busy. It takes an intelligent answer how not to disappoint them. AURAPHIL thanks for sharing. God bless!!

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A scientist is a child that refused to grow up

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Some thing every child who is in college wants to say but cant

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college

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Pearl Yup

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Children in college?

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@@Keshaire yes. A child in college. Because like a child, this person wants to discover the world. Like a child, this person has the curiosity got exploration.

[@DarkDevilVaqif]

True true

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Wow that is too deep😘😚

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❤

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Excuse My Fench... but This Video is Badass 💙

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A day after this video, Stephen Hawking left us🙁

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Omg realy thats realy sad 😟

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GOAT

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Very smart human ....!

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Meh. Debatable.

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good

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That's 😎!

[@Matthew8473]

This is a treasure trove of knowledge. A parallel book I read had a profound impact. "A Life Unplugged: Reclaiming Reality in a Digital Age" by Theodore Blaze

[@TheCharlotteBabb]

Is there a transcript of this speech?

[@salb2086]

Totally agree, let kids be kids not in regards to their inmature nature but their curious nature, reflective nature, critic nature, that all should be encouraged and nurtured. However keep them autocritic humble openminded moral and reflective scientists and not let them become pompous selfcentered hiperpositivist amoral scientism advocates.

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How can I watch the full video?

[@AbhijeetSingh-lf3uu]

Also, you go Neil de grasse sir

[@TimChaley]

Everyone blames the education system but forget the fact of how hard it is to keep it in balance.

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Shadow Spear we dont want it in the balance. We want it off the scale...

[@p_null]

i mean following an instruction book doesn't really lead you anywhere unless you want to become a doctor or a licensed job

[@Fuar11]

It's already too much off the scale. As soon as something becomes unbalanced it flops on it's side and fails.

[@umbersaeed6747]

1:24 So we don't have enough parents who understand 1:26 or know how to value the inquisitive nature 1:29 of their own kids, because they want to keep 1:32 order in their household. Parents, schools, teachers, and adults are all the same. This is why we have a large part of the population who are not just ignorant but also not aware of it.

[@DarkDevilVaqif]

the same happened to me

[@Ayo4yayo]

If you know someone with a kid or kids, send them the link to this video please

[@farmoutsam4335]

This is one video. There really aren't enough parents who support their kids' young learning experiments. One reason why the United States ranked low in STEM Education. STEM should really be in the upfront of the kids' formative years and be introduced. Parents should let their kids experiment and explore the world on their own. With the help of STEM Education, they can take learning into a whole new level with fun and excitement. That would all be possible if it is supported by parents.

[@epicbro64]

An experiment can become very expensive if a child decides to break all the dishes in the house. "Mom, I was conducting an experiment to see if the plates or the cups would hit the floor first. This is my gravity experiment." LOL

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Yes kids are born scientists 😉

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Music?

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Neil deGrasse Tyson for president

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Suddenly this reminds me Codename: Kids next door...I think !

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I watched this at school

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i want gary vanerchuk in next video

[@IshanVohra]

Thats why my mom didnt scold me when i threw the egg on someone when i was 5 , she knew i was experimenting😅

[@ahmedimranimran5100]

Ishan Vohra maybe she did knew that you will learn on your own

[@ianyboo]

I watched Neil say this before I had my daughter and I think about it every time I let her drop eggs or make a mess :)

[@baykcd]

Just FYI, in your video description you have him labeled as a 'cosmologist' when in fact, he's an 'astrophysicist'..

[@ratanbasnet1000]

He is an EDUCATOR. as well.

[@HistorywasBeautiful]

*Every child has equal potential to* *become a scientist & can achieve* *something called impossible* _All we need to do is to believe on this FACT_ 🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@shinnyii]

That’s why I watch KZbin to learn, never get to do any experiments myself.

[@ski34able]

that´s a share

[@Camel1910]

I fucking love Neil degrase Tyson

[@DarkDevilVaqif]

i always experiment

[@TechnicalMastersISHANKOUL]

The education system and school destroy whole curiosity and interest of a kid

[@bc5766]

Fuck. Profound. Thank you.

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I always believed that.

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hey whats up with the INTENSE MUSIC

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What is the name of this music? I know the orchestra is called "Fearless Motivation" but I can't find the exact track.

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Fearless Motivation - Thank You

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@@plamenstoyanov5605 Thank you (pun intended)

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I’m ok with my niece not exploring toilet water though 😂😂😂😂

[@ramarao8125]

First generation always trying to pull back towards their standards the growing generation it's tendency of live objects. So it's hard and time taking to seat out new generation.

[@sirrykr1679]

Over 30 years ago my then 9 or 10 year old cousin dismantled á toaster. Completely. How he managed to put it correctly back together is still á mystery. But he did, without schematics, and the toaster worked perfectly for years. Go figure.

[@Wesker10000]

Much respect to Tyson, but i would never want him as a baby sitter

[@pankajranga7611]

He's right, adults are the problem.

[@matterasmachine]

According to the author kids should be able to do whatever they want, but as you are grown up, everything is forbidden to you if you are not a scientists. and you should ask scientists what to think and what to believe

[@olgadoudesh3179]

Sounds funny but, in my experience, that's not necessarily true. Not for my kid who loves science but never breaks things or gets really messy

[@silonothere920]

But how has the clean the egg up

[@elsayedelkady5290]

The parents may wonder what to do to keep the house glass unbroken, the things clean, and the baby not ending up dead by one of those experiments? How to balance giving the freedom and protecting them?

[@tomatoorphan6166]

Thats what I am wondering..

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One way to raise more intelligent children is to not let them listen to people like you.

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this world was made out of kids mind when God was dying

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22 people did not like it... I can not understand how.

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A.i and biotechnology are the future

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3td

[@ElysiumPondue]

I’m glad I chose not to have kids because undoubtedly I’d be a duplicate of my own parents, who flipped out if a crumb fell on the floor. It’s best to leave the job of raising kids to people who want and can do it properly.

[@shawnstatzer95]

Great video, but the egg cost more than twenty cents...for the chicken.

[@cnpgvc]

Yeah let your kids try putting two fingers on the electrical socket and see what physics look like. He might be the next Tesla someday or so.