Motivation, self-regulation and learning how to learn | Heidi Ashton | TEDxYouth@LBIS

Heidi is a passionate advocate for excellent education for younger children. She believes in an education that preserves the integrity of childhood, capitalizes on children’s natural curiosity, and respects them as competent learners. While what children learn is important, equally important is how they learn. Heidi Ashton is an international educator with many years of experience. She is the PYP Coordinator at International Preparatory School in Mapou. She is Canadian by birth but has spent most of her adult life living overseas, having previously worked in Asia, Europe and North America. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

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i found learning not important as i felt i had all I need to get by because i as I did not know any better as you go throw life not learning because you don't know you can't focus because you have ADHD and not know why you lift school when you were 12 or smoked and took drugs I go throw life woking getting by as no one really cared but people with ADHD hide it quite well so skep learning because your brain rases from one thing to the next i can tell you that when you have ADHD you think this is the normal behaver because you don't know any better I was diagnosed at 52.